also illyathalapahty vijay emailid also\ni have few good stories that may turn out to be big smashing block buster
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Tamil film industry at large. ... Phone: 91-44-42024601; 42071942; 42071943. Fax: 91-44-42122754. ...\nand for more inf go to \nwww.chennaionline.com/film/News/2006/04midvalley.asp
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If the email is someone trying to tell you to help them with some bank deal and you'll make a lot of money, just mark it as spam.  A complete scam and I can't imagine that anyone would read it and think "oh, this sounds like a good idea, let me provide them with my bank account"
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If you know the guys email adress, can't you just email him? Sorry I am not him, but that seems smarter than putting his email adress on the web like that. Now bums will start sending him spam!
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I presume you received an E-mail from  "Barrister Paul Howard" informing you that an unknown relative of yours died, and you may subsequently inherit $6,000,000. Does this sound too good to be true ? Well it is !! I received a similar E-mail, and probably thousands of other people got that message as well. This is almost certainly an attempt at internet fraud, and it is probably a variation of the very successful Nigerian 419 scam, i.e. "We will send you six million dollars, but first you need to send us a few thousand dollars for taxes and attorney's fees." YEAH SURE !! The scam may also be an attempt at phishing.\n  \n  It is no easy matter to understand how anybody falls for this scam, but people do. Did you notice that the E-mail was not originating from Switzerland but India !? Did you also notice the composition had a curious grammar that no real lawyer would ever use. \n\n   What infuriates me is that some victims of scam artists are people who are elderly and who for medical reasons have lost their judgement, in many cases due to stroke or Alzheimer's disease. If you ever saw a loved one suffer such disabilities, it is sickening to know that there are immoral people out in this world who would deliberately defraud them. For this reason I suggest you file a complaint to the Internet Crime Complaint Center: www.ic3.gov. \n\n Sincerely,\nRichard
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I sent a comment back to Yazoo about a obvious Stalker report. Yahzoo send me a a auto response saying I would be happier in a group.\n\nI am convinced it is the Matrix running at Yahoo.\n\nGo big Red Go
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Daily I am getting nearly 5 mails like this.  All cheating.  If you donot believe me, then pay the amount and try your luck.
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Here is a website of "NET-Lore" it is a compilation of chainletter emails that are hoaxes and myths.\n\nhttp://urbanlegends.about.com/od/internet/a/current_netlore.htm\n\nAlso here are Urban Legends\n\nhttp://www.snopes.com/
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http://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=wiki+phising
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jamesb@godfatherofsoul.com
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I will proof read it. my email it flores_debilee@yahoo.com. You can also check out my webpage @ www.groups.yahoo.com/group/3latedremnant
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=guess I should consider myself lucky because I have not.  Maybe I have a well trained junk email filter.  Don't open any mail unless you know the sender cause these people tend to be like telemarketers and sell your email address.  thank you for the warning.
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This is either a "phising" expedition or an out right attempt to defraud you. DO NOT REPLY OR SEND MONEY!
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This is a HOAX\n\nThis email threatens to delete off their server, Yahoo users who will not forward this message to at least 20 people.\n\nFor Details : http://www.bighoaxes.com/hoaxe_4_36.html\n\nAbout other Hoaxes : http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/HBUrbanMyths.shtml
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This is a big scam.  The least that will happen is you will be spammed like crazy.  Some of this could lead to identity theft or having your banking / credit card information stolen.
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Hard to avoid.  Reporting spam and getting a spam blocker will help but I'm afraid it's pretty tough to avoid completely.
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Here is a little tidbit I found about this e-mail and Sharon Davis. Apparently she does work for the Department of Commerce, however she did not write the information contained in the e-mail:\n\nThis new version claims this data comes from "Federal Budget Analysts," but Sharon Davis , one of the women named in the chain letter, told BreakTheChain.org that she and Ms. Palmer have nothing to do with this message other than having "made the mistake of forwarding another version of this information to a few people." In other words, this is another case of False Attribution Syndrome. According to Davis, "someone along the line added the statement implying that we authored and researched this. We are both only concerned citizens like everyone else." Davis implored BreakTheChain.org and our readers to help stop the spread of this misinformation along with their contact information.
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the user didnt verify their email...\n\n\nxoxo