Thread: Free Money anyone?

Got this e-mail lmao.



"Alexander George" <alex_geo02@msn.com> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
Subject: Respond ASAP
Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 01:49:41 +0000

United Trust Bank Limited
80 Haymarket, London
SW1Y 4TE
EMAIL:alex_geo79@myway.com

I am Mr.Alexander George, the account officer of Mr.Morris Thompson who
died
in the plane crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 which crashed on
January 31
2000 along with his wife and only daughter(who happens to be his next
of
kin).

He has an account with us.You should read more about the crash on
visiting
this site(s).

http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/02/01/alaska.airlines.list/

http://www.nativefederation.org/hist...mThompson.html.

Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his
next
of kin or relatives to come over and claim his money because we cannot
release it unless somebody applies for it as next of kin or as a
relative to
the deceased as indicated in our banking guidelines.

I was contacted by the Executor of his will to find somebody that can
stand
in as his next of kin, so that the funds would not be trapped in our
bank.
All legal paper work will be taken care of by him(the Executor)


If you are favorably disposed to joing us in doing this, please respond
as
soon as possible.In the event you are not interested, I sincerely ask
that
you disregard this email and tell no one about it. I am very careful on
truncating my banking career should you mention this to someone else. I
hope
you can be trusted in this regard.


Regards,

Alexander George

Sounds totally legit!!!! :roll:

ya ive had the same problem on craigslist. i was selling A computer and people would email me all the time asking if i had them in bulk to sell??? FYI all emails from anyone ending in freedom.usa.com as their email are a bunch of scammers. "i want your item for sale for my son as a late christmas present but im out of the country for 3 months and want to pay via moneygram..." if they ever email you, respond to them and tell them you dont sell to scammers and wait for their response...lol

Originally Posted by turkf26

ya ive had the same problem on craigslist. i was selling A computer and people would email me all the time asking if i had them in bulk to sell??? FYI all emails from anyone ending in freedom.usa.com as their email are a bunch of scammers. "i want your item for sale for my son as a late christmas present but im out of the country for 3 months and want to pay via moneygram..." if they ever email you, respond to them and tell them you dont sell to scammers and wait for their response...lol

had one buyer overseas who wanted to some car part I had for sell. he had that same type of scam going. so i agreed that he could buy it, but I gave him my dads work address for him to send the check to... well his address is the Sacramento Valley Hi-Tech Crimes Task Force which is a division of the Sacramento Sheriff's Department lol. Never heard back from him from the guy.. To bad :(