SCAMPATROL

[dott_giascopato]

I just wanted to say hello having received this:
Is it from here?

Sorry that I hadn't signed in yet; I usually hang around at the eater.
Now I will have to do some reading. sigh.

***quote***
Hello
If you have been contacted by Mr.Charles Taylor, regarding money in a
London, or other foreign
bank account, it is a scam. There is no money waiting for you. It is
called "advance fee fraud" because they will ask you to pay fees in
order
to receive the money. Do not send any money or you will lose it. Read
this
for more information:

home.rica.net/alphae/419coal/

Or go to Google and search for "advance fee fraud."

Whatever you do, do not send your money to strangers.

Now this is very important: DO NOT TELL THE SCAMMERS THAT YOU HAVE BEEN
WARNED. Telling them about this warning will impede my ability to warn
others in the future. You should just stop writing to the scammers and
they will go away.

Good luck,
Len Brennan
Fraudwatchers
www.scampatrol.org
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***endquote***

[frazzle]

Yes, I know Len Brennan.

If he says its a scam, then its a scam.

[Former Member]

Hi dott_giascopato: This looks like it should have been posted in the 'Is This Warning Genuine' section. However, Len is one of the gang, so yes it's quite genuine as Frazzle stated. (looks like the signature needs a bit of a tidy up though )

[Captain Igloo]

thread moved to the "Is this warning genuine?" area.

[dott_giascopato]

Thank you, nice to meet you here.