Emails scam from Craig Bellamy!
17 February 2008, 07:58 PM
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Emails scam from Craig Bellamy!
seem to be getting a few of these recently!!
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"CRAIG BELLAMY" <craigbellamy1000@gmail.com>
Subject:ATTENTION: BUSINESS PROPOSAL FROM EUROPE #message639439322385540716748120561291450405771751 6 { overflow:auto; visibility:hidden }ATTENTION,I am Mr. CRAIG BELLAMY, a solicitor at law. I am the personal Attorney toLate Mr. Alexander Litvinenko, A Russian ex-Spy in London who Was poisonwith polonium-210 and died on the 23rd of November 2006 at The UniversityCollege Hospital here in Central London. Before his Death my client madea secret and confidential confession to me that he Was poisoned by his RussianAssociates.Two weeks before his death my client told me that he lodged aConsignment worth ($5 million Dollars) in a depository firm in abroadwhich I cannot disclose to you now but he tagged the consignment to bePhotographic materialsfor export I.e. the Finance Security firm are not enlighten about thecontent of the consignment. As his personal Attorney I believe that hisassociates willbe coming after me because My client never told me why they poisoned himrather in his confession he told me not to disclose to anyone (Associates ORFamily) about the fund.You will be ready to come to London and claim the consignment from the Securityfirm and immediate preparation of memorandum agreement that will establish aStructural relationship between us and also spell out your 40% for yourassistance And the working conditions for investment with you in yourcountry, I assure You 100% risk free in this transaction now or in future and willbe no trace of the Transfer, Hope to hear from you soonYours faithfully,Mr. Mr. CRAIG BELLAMY
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"CRAIG BELLAMY" <craigbellamy1000@gmail.com>
Subject:ATTENTION: BUSINESS PROPOSAL FROM EUROPE #message639439322385540716748120561291450405771751 6 { overflow:auto; visibility:hidden }ATTENTION,I am Mr. CRAIG BELLAMY, a solicitor at law. I am the personal Attorney toLate Mr. Alexander Litvinenko, A Russian ex-Spy in London who Was poisonwith polonium-210 and died on the 23rd of November 2006 at The UniversityCollege Hospital here in Central London. Before his Death my client madea secret and confidential confession to me that he Was poisoned by his RussianAssociates.Two weeks before his death my client told me that he lodged aConsignment worth ($5 million Dollars) in a depository firm in abroadwhich I cannot disclose to you now but he tagged the consignment to bePhotographic materialsfor export I.e. the Finance Security firm are not enlighten about thecontent of the consignment. As his personal Attorney I believe that hisassociates willbe coming after me because My client never told me why they poisoned himrather in his confession he told me not to disclose to anyone (Associates ORFamily) about the fund.You will be ready to come to London and claim the consignment from the Securityfirm and immediate preparation of memorandum agreement that will establish aStructural relationship between us and also spell out your 40% for yourassistance And the working conditions for investment with you in yourcountry, I assure You 100% risk free in this transaction now or in future and willbe no trace of the Transfer, Hope to hear from you soonYours faithfully,Mr. Mr. CRAIG BELLAMY
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17 February 2008, 09:11 PM
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Felix saying about the £100 needed reminded me of something I saw this week..
it was a story about this old woman who received a letter saying that she had the chance to invest in some lottery overseas.. all she had to do as send £5.
She did it, and then had a phone call to say she had won thousands... but to release it she would need to send £1000 handling fee.. the bloke then asked for more cash to release her 'winnings' which she sent... he said he would fly over and give her the cheque himself - and that he had fallen for her..
but would you believe it? customs stopped him because of the cheque and so he was sent back to the states... where he found an lovely house for them to live in... al lhe needed was a deposit and suggested she sell her house to pay for it...
He managed to con her out of £150,000
what is wrong with people - how could she have been so stupid??
it was a story about this old woman who received a letter saying that she had the chance to invest in some lottery overseas.. all she had to do as send £5.
She did it, and then had a phone call to say she had won thousands... but to release it she would need to send £1000 handling fee.. the bloke then asked for more cash to release her 'winnings' which she sent... he said he would fly over and give her the cheque himself - and that he had fallen for her..
but would you believe it? customs stopped him because of the cheque and so he was sent back to the states... where he found an lovely house for them to live in... al lhe needed was a deposit and suggested she sell her house to pay for it...
He managed to con her out of £150,000
what is wrong with people - how could she have been so stupid??
17 February 2008, 09:19 PM
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Felix saying about the £100 needed reminded me of something I saw this week..
it was a story about this old woman who received a letter saying that she had the chance to invest in some lottery overseas.. all she had to do as send £5.
She did it, and then had a phone call to say she had won thousands... but to release it she would need to send £1000 handling fee.. the bloke then asked for more cash to release her 'winnings' which she sent... he said he would fly over and give her the cheque himself - and that he had fallen for her..
but would you believe it? customs stopped him because of the cheque and so he was sent back to the states... where he found an lovely house for them to live in... al lhe needed was a deposit and suggested she sell her house to pay for it...
He managed to con her out of £150,000
what is wrong with people - how could she have been so stupid??
it was a story about this old woman who received a letter saying that she had the chance to invest in some lottery overseas.. all she had to do as send £5.
She did it, and then had a phone call to say she had won thousands... but to release it she would need to send £1000 handling fee.. the bloke then asked for more cash to release her 'winnings' which she sent... he said he would fly over and give her the cheque himself - and that he had fallen for her..
but would you believe it? customs stopped him because of the cheque and so he was sent back to the states... where he found an lovely house for them to live in... al lhe needed was a deposit and suggested she sell her house to pay for it...
He managed to con her out of £150,000
what is wrong with people - how could she have been so stupid??
17 February 2008, 09:47 PM
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