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Attention Dear:
 
I am Mr. Philip Oduoza (MANAGER Of UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA).The world
governing body has decided to compensate every individual in each
continent for the covid-19 pandemic. ($500, 000  Five Hundred thousand
United State Dollars) cash payment compensation fund
which has been deposited through ATM CARD. You are advised to confirm
your information to enable us deliver to you successfully without
delay.
 
contact person (ATM DEPARTMENT)
Mr. Ebenezer Dossou
 
Your Fully Name--------
Your delivery Address------------
Your Country----------------
Your State-------------------
Your City-------------------
Mobile number/WhatsApp------------------
 
Your registration codes (GL-1416) use it as your subject when contacting Them,
 
 
 
Best Regard
Mr. Philip Oduoza
Manger of United Bank for Africa
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DAMN!!  Now I can pay my bar tab in the Saloon!!

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I used Lango ( think Northern Uganda ) to respond....

 

Don't think he understood it any better than most Cowboys ...

 

Jabez Cowboy

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Sawmill Mary got a very official letter from the IRS saying she needed to log into this website and verify her I.D.  She must have pulled up the website because she said they wanted about every detail of her life - credit card numbers,  bank account numbers, the works.  She had 30 days to comply.  No one has shown up yet. 

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Last week, I received an email telling me my package was being returned to me by the post office because of insufficient address.  I was instructed to click on the link to view which package it was.  I didn't.  {How would the post office know my email address, as I've never given it to them.................}

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11 hours ago, Abilene Slim SASS 81783 said:

Sadly, there are enough who are dumb enough to reply that makes this a profitable venture. 

My mother, not an ignorant woman, got scammed.

Prize International(?)

Anyway...my folks were not wealthy, but were never 'in need' either.

She spent a lot of her time entering sweepstakes...to pass the time. Her way of 'gambling'.

She got a call saying she had won such and such sweepstake...one million dollars AND a Mercedes.

BUT, in order to collect and have the car sent she needed to send $$ through Western Union for yada-yada.

Our youngest daughter was there for the summer, and called me to let me know.

I told her to call her grandpa who was up at the cabin.

It took him 2 hours to get home...and by that time, sge had sent 4 diffent amounts of money, to 4 different people, at 4 different WU outlets. $2,700 in less than 2 hours!!!

 

Those scam calls...wich originated in Jamaica (FBI can't go International) continued for over 5 years!!

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