It sounds pretty crazy... and I've known some Duke kids who do some wierd stuff... that email, if it was true, was totally screwed up...
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As a tarheel fan I want to jump all over it,however,I think the ones involved are innocent until proven guilty.Let's hear the evidence.
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Yes.  It's one of the ten most common email scams.  Don't EVER trust them.  Most likely, it's being emailed to you from Nigeria, where it is very popular and the laws of the country allow the scammers to steal every cent from you without being punished for it.  The scammers in question don't know you from Adam.  They've just got the email written to imply they know who you are.  These guys literally send out millions of these emails per day hoping to get a bite from someone looking for some free cash, and then they pounce.\n\nDon't ever, ever, EVER trust an email like that.\n\nEVER!  Did I mention that?  \n\nEEEEEEVVVVVVEEEEEERRRRRRRR!!!  =)
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the user didnt verify their email...\n\n\nxoxo
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Well, there was this Yahoo Answers user who was being really mean to me, my sisters and my YA friends, she'd been emailing us, but when I mentioned it to a certain person, her emails stopped! Coincidence? Maybe. Oh, and there was the time my sisters put a hex on someone, that was fun!
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just ignore the email, it probably some spammer testing email database before sending out mass emails.
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I think it's crazy too,but the word needs to be out I posted it on my 360 page and emailed it to everyone on my list. I sure hate to think someone gets ahold of any of this. \n\nDid they ever say how it got there?
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Those are bogus emails, don't you think I would already have that in my bank account if it were real???\nJust delete them...\nIt does no good to write back, it's not a good email address and no one answers...\nBelieve me...
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I have had a lot of such mails on almost all ids, mostly on yahoo. I never believed in any of them, as I always had this "there are no free lunches". \n\nMy thoughts were vindicated lately when I read a news report some time back in a nationa ldaily here when a person has been cheated of $100,000 by two people. This person had fallen for one of their mails, and "offered to help". \n\nThese blokes asked the poor chap to pay 50,000 $ to set up account, and same amount later for other charges. However, when it got vary delayed, he got suspicious and reported this to police. The two cheats were arrested.\n\nI hope not many fell prey to this sort of thing. \nThe good part is that most of the mail services throw such mails into junk folder anyways.
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The creep set himself up.  Maybe he should have been paying attention to his job instead of emailing cute boys!!\n\nPS:  Too bad it wasn't on Dateline: To Catch a Predator
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That is ridiculous. It sounds like one of those far out urban legends. Check it out at www.snopes.com   You sure are gullible.
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Please read the entire brief in the link below, it is the REAL TRUTH, not some e-mail bull crud.\n\nThey do not get everything forever, but it ain't bad!!
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Yes, it's a hoax. My question to you is why don't you personally check on such a damning email. You are already advocating boycotting the company, yet haven't checked out the story??? It flies in the face of anyone's common sense, and you could check it out in a 2 minute Google search.\nI'm not affiliated in any way with Starbucks, but it offends me that legitimate businesses can be so easily defamed.
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It has happened to me too. However, I count those email nastygrams as a victory.  Look at it this way, you spoke about  whatever opinion so well that you messed with someone else's comfort level.  You have provoked them to think.
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I tried to email you and my computer said:\nthat your email didn't go through because your recipient email address has not been confirmed...\n\nthe person that was just there deleted thier answer....
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Prolly just a virus you got in your email. They do that kinds of stuff all the time.
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I would play it safe and find a way to email them without disclosing much info on you. Maybe make a new email addy without much info in it, then after you get the info you want (depending on if it is a bad connection with this person) You could close the email site. I don't know how. Or if it ends up being legit and maybe he lost it, do whatever he needs done, but step up with much caution! It could be a bad lure still. Remember! He's a stranger. If you have any misgivings about it at all! Take the cd directly to the police! It could have bad connections to just about anything.\n\nI do care what happens. Let me know if you came out safe on this. K? God bless.
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Da ben dan,\nI think that it happened several times while I was here. I had points coming in a string, and no e-mail was sent to notify me of what it was. I don't know if it was a glitch, or perhaps what you said; we were reported for no good reason, and they caught up with it.