Email Scam Warnings

Reports of fraud e-mail Most people online are very familiar with the Charter of mail fraud in Nigeria. Thousands of victims who have over the years and continue to do so. I am sure to receive in your inbox of many, in the course of your online experience. They are easy to recognize the experience. But if you're new on-line visit the following signs. These words are usually included (in bold capitals) in the subject line.DEAR SIR / MADAMYOUR SOLICITATIONYOUR HELP NEEDEDIMPORTANTPLEASE Sir / Madam As ASSISTANCEYOUR ASSISTANCEURGENTFROM LADY OF THE LORD ….. ….. the request of Mr. (fill in the blank) Did you know that according to online resources, e-mails originate from Ghana, Togo, Benin.Even more surprising, according to online resources, is that many of these fraudsters have yet to stay in the country come from the applications. The base could be in Europe, in Canada, including the United States! What can the online business person do to prevent half of these offenders? A lot! Happy reading! How does the scam! The scam artist claims that is a leader in exile, or a person connected with the previous regime. The Scammer tries to convince that he was forced to leave their country of origin for the new government officials.Next claiming a large sum of money, often millions of dollars, to be moved to a "secure" in their country. They must do so before the money is confiscated by greedy government officials.They would like to transfer this huge sum of money to his personal bank account (which fortunately?) It's like the owner of the bank account was promised a large percentage of the millions! Then you may ask that you send your bank account data, a copy of the letterhead of your company, your business card. Many are asking the victim to send good American dollars to cover the transfer tax in advance! These artists are very experienced Internet Fraud bait a hook, a line of casting and reeling in potential victims. If you receive a fraudulent e-mail their pleas for help from local authorities contact their email provider or an e-mail scams immediately.Signs Follow: A deal too good to be true.Email from Ghana, Nigeria, Benin, Togo, saying Europe.Letters links with senior government officials.Request an advance in U.S. dollars fees.Request for the transfer of staff of the bank has reserved a information.Statements mutual friend.People more susceptible to fraud: People looking for enriched quick.Naive types.Newbs online. The Elderly.Take time to pass the information on the Internet to defeat the fraud artist. Only through education, awareness, and take responsibility for such fraud are stopped.by artist BB Lee (C) 2004About The AuthorBB Lee is editor / publisher of SmallBizBits Business Newsletter.Subscribe now to get information on a home business. mailto: smallbiz – subscribe@topica.com

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