Another PayPal Scam

[P. J. Alling]

It's a numbers game.  Step one, get a free web account, step two get a 
free email accounts.  For each 10,000 scam e-mails expect between .01 to 
.1 % positive responses.  Repeat step one and two after the ISP shuts 
you down.  If everything is free except for the labor you only have to 
be successful for a few thousand dollars a week.  Lets face it.  If 
politicians can buy votes with the voter's own money, this is bound to 
work on at least 1 person in a 1000.

graywolf wrote:
> Makes me wonder, are there actually people out there stupid enough to 
> give these guys their banking information? I guess so, I mean, why would 
> there be so many scammers if there weren't any scammees? The usual con 
> game is like the Nigerian thing, where the mark is lured in by promises 
> of illegal money only not so blatantly obvious.
>
> How come you are getting Shel's' email?
>
> -graywolf
>
>
> David J Brooks wrote:
>   
>> I get these emails from banks i don't have any money in. I don't have
>> a Paypal account, and i get these emails to Shel.
>>     
>
>   


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