Fake e-Mails

Scammers are using unsolicited email "job offers" to trick recipients into falling for payment transfer scams. If you receive one of these scam emails, it is important that you do not respond to it in any way. Lottery scams are one of the most common types of fraudulent email currently hitting inboxes.

YOUR RECOVERED FUNDS

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from:   The Financial Services Authority   < uk.financialregulators@aol.com > reply-to:   uk.financialregulators@e-mail.ua to: ...

Contact Barrister George Miller For Your Certificed Visa Debt Card.

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from:   Dr Wilson D. Lessea.   < wilsonless@gmail.com >   via   server.enforce.com.br   reply-to:   chambergeorgemiller@yahoo.com....

Aisha Gaddafi

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from:   Aisha Gaddafi   < admas_k@rediffmail.com >   via   yahoo.com   reply-to:   aisha.g@roxxmail.com to: date:  Tue, Jan ...

READ AND GET BACK TO ME SOONEST

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from:   PHILIP MOORE   < philip-moore@outlook.com > reply-to:   philipmoore@mail.com to: date:  Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 1:38 AM s...

URGENT DELIVERY OF YOUR CONSIGNMENT.

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from:   Don Frank   < donfrank2@yahoo.cn >   via   yahoo.com   reply-to:   fedexcourierservices964@yahoo.com.ph to: date:  T...

PAYMENT NOTIFICATION,

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from:   Robert Orji.   < wefvnbvvcdhgA@wonder.ocn.ne.jp > reply-to:   robertorji0@superposta.com to: date:  Tue, Jan 29, 201...

Mr Kone Abu

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from:   Mr Kone Abu   < mr.kone.abu1@gmail.com >   via   yahoo.com   reply-to:   mr.kone.abu1@gmail.com to: date:  Tue, Jan ...
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