Got an e-mail stating Bill Gates and Microsoft are giving away money to people who forward the message as some sort of tracking census or something to that effect...
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its spam and a chain letter, delete it, its a load of rubbish, been going round for years.
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Lemme guess....It says that a relative of yours has died and he wants to give you your inheritance. Right?  It's an old O L D scam. GO to \n  http://www.snopes.com/  you can check out all your email chain letters.  Explore the "Inboxer Rebellion" icon.
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Yes, that's SPAM and it's coming from advertisers.  Same stuff you get in your email inbox, just through MySpace instead.  Flag those messages as SPAM (there's an option for this in MySpace) to report them.  And of course don't fall for any of it.  I'm sure there are some real giveaways, but you won't get them as a message or bulletin.  You'll see them as clickable ads in MySpace.
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This scam has been going around for a while now. It eventually reaches the inboxes of thousands of email users.  When the money doesnt arrive, a lot of them will send an email to Charles S Bailey (genuine email address), probably causing his company's server to shutdown.  Another form of online vandalism!!!
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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 don't want to rain on your parade but that is just too much to think other then something to get you to join them so they can spam your e-mail. \n\nI just have a hard time believing that a web site that says WIN  x amount of dollars unless there is one heck of a catch.
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Try visiting http://www.spamcop.net/ you can register and tell them about the emails you are getting
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u can check the boxes n report them as spam.
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it's probably sending information to yahoo. SPYWARE!!!!!! get it off of your pc. use spybot search and destroy<get it at download.com>
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I couldn't find anything on it.\n\nIf you seriously won a large sum of money, your notification wouldn't come by e-mail.
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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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That is fraud.  You need to report it to Yahoo.  Forward the messages to spoof@yahoo.com
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That means that you were sent a socalled "AIM Virus"  they will just send out spam files to fill up hard drives.  It will send it to most of the people on your list, too.  I would suggest asking BEFORE you download it.
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It sounds like you have received an email saying that you are inheriting a huge amount of money. If so, it is almost certainly a scam designed to obtain your personal information and steal your identity.\n\nThere are loads of these scams floating around. I get loads of them myself. Ignore them. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is too good to be true, and it may be dangerous.
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Thank you for the warning - these kinds of scam mails are flooding everyones mailboxes and I think that they contain one or more Viruses or Trojans or Spyware or Tracking cookies which transmit what you write in reply to the senders and then .... BANG - you or your PC or your bank account are done for - at least thats what I think - and so the best way is to religiously delete or mark the thing as spam without replying to it. They got your email IDs by tracking cookies on your computer or from a search of the internet using an iterative program
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If you are asking this because you have received an email or letter telling you you have won something, then I'm sorry but it's a scam.  Read this:\n\nhttp://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff185647.htm
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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!!