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September 27th, 2009Question: I keep receiving e-mail from IRS, FBI, Fed Ex & Bank of Nigeria about an inheritance. R these spam mailings?
Over the past 8 – 10 months I have received mailings from them wanting me to claim an inheritance of $10,000,000.00. I searched the FBI information and found it to be connected to the Recreation Association Dept. Left messages but didn’t receive any return calls. The e-mails from the various establishments request my personal information – name, address, home, cell, fax phone #’s and my occupation. Some require a $250.00 payment to release the funds to me. I’ve marked most of them spam and I have a couple still left in my e-mail folder.
Answer: Don’t waste your time. You have a better chance getting hit by a bag of $100 bills falling from the sky than some bank official finding you as the next of kin of some billionaire that just croaked.
I know, ’cause evidently, everyone that died a billionaire in Africa are related to me.
This year, resolve not to fall for scams, ripoffs
The Fixer: The year 2009 flew by so fast, by the time we fixed all those brokencomputers, messed-up airline trips, the infamous $27,000 cell phonebill and all those other problems, it was over. We all get a fresh start in 2010, though — so, in the spirit ofpreventing more people from falling victim to ripoffs, we present TheFixer’s New Year’s Resolutions.
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