nem tudom ki olvasta annó az indexen a nigériai csalós cikket, azoknak talán még nagyobb poén lesz ez:
a volt lakótársam telefonját, amit feltett a hardverapróra, meg akarta megvenni valaki áron felül kanadából, és nigériába küldetni vele az ott tanuló fiához. már itt tudta, hogy át akarják verni, szóval belement egy kis szórakozásba, közben mutatta az emailváltásokat, elég kitartó volt a hapsi, a royal bank nevében küldött emailjei is elég szépek voltak, biztos sokat szarozott velük. a haverom utolsó levele respektálandó szerintem: :-)
I just want you to think through the whole thing.
what are the chances that a Canadian browsing a Hungarian site for the reason to send to his son a phone to Nigeria with that name Santa Benson like Santa Claus. :)
Nothing really, isn't it?
That was the first sign of scam.
The secund is your mail from your bank.
I don't really give you a proper account info to the money transfer.
The account is doesn't really exist.
Maybe a real bank would have noticed.
The third sign.
Accountant.com, really?
This domain is one of the mail.com domains.
The banks like Royal Bank of Canada has their own domain.
In that case that is the rbc.com.
Speaking among us that email look like crap you have to work ont, very very much.
The fourth sign.
There is no Mr Smith Cole in RBC Bank but there is a Smith Cole in Nigeria.
Is not that intresting?
Company Name: smithcole2xplc
Contact : Mr. smith cole
Street : No 36 Inabere Street
City : Lagos Island
Province : Lagos State
Country : Nigeria
Zip : 23401
I knew from the very first letter that is a scam, but I thought going into it to see what becomes of it.
It was a very good fun. But next time you have to be more thorough. :)
So fuck yourself in the face, maybe next time try to scam your mother douchebag. | |
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