Which sites give good info on scam mails?
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ask about scams...\nwww.fraudwatchers.org\n\nmake scammers cry like little girls:\nwww.scambaits.org\n\nlook at "one or two" scam emails:\nhttp://www.joewein.net/419/419check.htm
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You don't specify the nature of "the scam". If it is just annoying add the address to your junk senders list. If the scan is illegal or in some other way egregious, you might want to report it to Yahoo by sending an email to abuse@yahoo.com .
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Too many to list...  But if you check out http://www.foolies.com/, you can find a few of the bigger e-mail ones
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Go to the real website for the company they're spoofing.  Most large firms now (like banks, in addition to PayPal and eBay, above) have links to where you can report or forward phishing emails.  The owner of the spoofed site (I have been targeted by spoofers of Bank of America, Chase Manhattan, and CitiBank) have a better chance of getting the sites shut down than a third party.
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Report a fraudulent email\nNigerian 419 Scam letters, Lottery emails, Phishing emails and other fraudulent emails should be forwarded to our Investigation Team at:\n\nscams@fraudwatchinternational (add .com to the end)
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great site..has all info you need to know if its a scam or not..\nhttp://www.snopes.com/inboxer/inboxer.asp\n\nCheck the main page to know of other hoaxes/scams\nhttp://www.snopes.com/
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If your email is from a well known company, such as ebay, yahoo, microsoft, etc. Go directly to their website (DO NOT click any links in the email as they can mimick the actual website) and start looking around on how to report stuff like this.  Note companies call it different things but most common names are spoofs, abuse, fraud and phishing.  You can also look at sites such as www.antiphishing.org and http://www.netriplex.com/phishfraud/ here you can report what you believe to be fruads/scams also there may be info on the particular one you have recieved.  I STONGLY recommend sending any suspect stuff to these people as they work faster than the actual company to pull these nuts down.\n\nIf you have any questions please do not hesitate to keep replying to this.  I do this stuff for a living and its getting too prominant in this world.
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scam mark it as spam.
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DONT REPLY.  these are new ways of frauds. there was also one email from a general in african country which was in circulation. Even i have got the mail which u have received
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There's a lot of iterations of this trash mail.  There are also a lot of scripts that just look through web pages for email addys to find victims to spam.\n\nCheck out www.419eater.com for a laugh and more info.
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I did a quick search on some popular scam list sites and didn't find anything.  I've included a few links to check out for yourself.\n\nCheers,\nMatt
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www.ftc.gov/ftc/consumer.htm \nwww.fraud.org Protect yourself from clever scams! Please be EXTREMELY WARY of offers by distant strangers to send you a high value (but counterfeit) cashier's check/USPS Money order, and then have you wire the balance to them.  Banks will cash these counterfeit checks/USPS Money orders, but then hold you responsible for the funds when the check fails to clear!
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scam. Go to www.snopes.com for more information
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I always forward them to the FBI. They have a special division for internet scams.\n\nGo to the FBI web site, find the internet fraud section, save the email to your address book then just start fowarding them there.
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99.99999% are all scams, so i would even be careful about any supposed sites that are posted in answer to your question.
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http://www.missingmoney.com\nhttp://www.unclaimedmoney.net -\nhere are a couple, I'm sure there are more also\nnot all are scams, my son got 134.00 from a state he worked in
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Try these web site, they deal with online fraud\nhttp://www.fraud.org/\nhttp://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/phishingalrt.htm