should I jump on this deal or what....

Envious Eric

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Hello,

How are u doing today?well my name is Moris Smith a native american who leave's in Branford in Florida , but right im not in the USA i am in Ireland now in searching for all kinds of cars which i will bring to the state for reproductions , i have a very big work in my house in FL,where i bring all kinds of cars to reproduce, but right now in Ireland i have all kinds of cars which i want to shippe to my work shop in Usa, Fl. so right now i got alot of cars wth me and i cant work on them all alone , and i need a very good automobile who can work on this cars, those activities need to work out on this cars are as follows....

painting ,wiring,chairs,and all kinds of works cars require,and i was searching true the site and i got ur email address which i found ur profile very interesting and i believe u can work for me, well i must tell u that the area u doesn't matter i can pay for ur travelling ticket to Fl, pls get back to me telling me about urself and more about ur working experience about cars, cos alot of cars are here wth me in Ireland and they will be shippe to the state soon but i need some who can work very well on cars before shippe them to the country and that is the reason why i email u , so i can rest and asure that i have some who can work on this cars for me, pls get back to me if u can help me, pls get back to me if u are intersted in working wth me, i will be looking forward to hear back from u



My best regard

Moris.



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Yeah, I wouldn't waste a moment contacting him...reminds me of the ding dong friend of my friend who was corresponding with someone who (yeah, right) lived in her town, but just happened to be back in Nigeria temporarily. He had some real :sosad story, and by the strangest coincidence, her credit card number got stolen right after that (get this, she warned my friend "be careful, did you know they can do that without even physically having your card?", apparently she thought that credit card theft involved actually stealing it out of your wallet...apparently she doesn't remember carbon paper receipts :rolleyes: )
 
This sounds exactly like common eBay scams, which, being a cell phone enthusiast who has used eBay quite frequently and are on HowardForums.com, I've seen it a lot.



You have nothing to lose (except time, of course) by trying to follow through, but most likely he will require some type of upfront something or another. He'll make excuses of some kind - that's always how it happens.



I'll bet that he'll say "friend.. ,,, i have money none.,, you pay and i pay you us$40000 for u troubles"



I will also guarantee you the letter comes from Nigeria. Looks like they're getting smarter, but their English hasn't improved any :rolleyes:



Notice how it sounds too good to be true? That's because it is. That's how the scammers get ya. If I were you, I wouldn't even waste my time with this, unless you have time to burn to play with a scammer.



I haven't heard of scammers scamming pro detailers, though. This is totally new to me... everyone might want to take heed of this and know for future reference.



On a bit of an off-topic note, I'm fighting my own fraud over here, as I have a mysterious $93 charge on my DEBIT/check card (!) originating from... Malaysia :think:
 
i just dont get it....anyone with any common sense should be able to realize these guys are just theives....how do people fall for it...and people must, otherwise they wouldnt still be flooding the internet
 
it's all about percentages...if they send that to 10 million people...they only need 0.001% to bite...and there are plenty of less-than-average intellects wandering around out there.
 
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