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<offtopic>
I live in a mostly rural backwater of southern Maryland. Our paper just
this evening reported that someone local received a $25,000 check from
Nigeria (which she was supposed to match and deposit in an offshore bank
account). Smart lady checked to make sure the check was good. It wasn't,
of course.
</offtopic>
- fleet -
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003, Gerald V. Livingston II wrote:
Professional Software Engineering said:
At 16:05 2003-02-15 -0500, fleet(_at_)teachout(_dot_)org wrote:
The only "body" recipe I have is for Nigerian Scam messages. It's also
the only scoring recipe I have - and it works well; although I've had
to tweak it twice in the past month.
I personally save body scanning reciped until the end of my spam
checks, since they're potentially so much more costly. Yes, I have to
tweak my nigerian spam recipe every so often as well. Different
"offical" offices, countries, and other keywords.
I was wondering, has anyone ever determined the actual PURPOSE of this
particular scam? If you actually contact them do they eventually ask for
cash as a "guarantee" of your sincerity?
G
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