Does anyone help me to fight with a Email fraud??
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Contact scambusters.com to report internet fraud.\nNot sure what country you're in, but I would suggest contacting Scotland Yard in England. Try Google or another search engine for their contact information.
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Somehow he knows you!  It is no coincidence that two other ladies from your church are getting these also.  All I can say is to "spam" the emails as they come in as to not have to open them, they will go into the junk-mail and you just delete them.  Try to contact yahoo although I must say is an act of Congress!  Ive tried because i knew this lady that would send me crap daily and i didn't want to tell her to stop sending me her "crap" so i spamed her but it didn't word and I emailed Yahoo.  After months of begging Yahoo, it finally stopped.  You will have to be  persistent as they think they have better things to arbitrate.  But I think you have a good case here.  Thanks for the email address, if i ever see it, ill will be none the wiser.
645999
Change your password now, and remember in the future any emails like that in the future NEVER use the link in the email.  I have had them from Paypal, Ebay, HSBC and Halifax
1052741
Yes its a scam go to bottom of letter and show full headers and rebrt it to abuse at the internet service it is coming from.\nGo to www.fraudaid.com to see what you can do
1164665
in short....."check" the box the mail came from and spam it by choosing spam buttom above.....if the person is on your address book you have to delete them from your address book too...try looking at yahoo mail help also
391995
If its just spam in general, go here: http://www.ftc.gov/spam/ and you can forward your email to them. This is a government agency cracking down on email spam. Forward the spam to: spam@uce.gov
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dont believe such mails. delete even without opening.\nUse G-mail. Its spam-free (till now)
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Classic Examples of SPAM and FRAUD .. Dont ever fall for them ...\n\n\n...\n\nMy Nigerian Penpal\nIf you're the average email user in the modern world, you get an occasional solicitation from Nigerian con artists. Generally, I just hit delete (if my spam filters didn't already catch it, that is). However, it occurred to me, after reading some of the funnier close encounters (see here and here) with these geeks, that one of the best things we can do to stop them is simply to reply and waste their time. [UPDATE: Check out this page; these guys are brilliant!]\n\nUnlike most other spammers, the Nigerian con men provide you with their real return address. They want you to contact them. How unfortunate if, while replying, you accidently sign them up for other spam and mailing lists along the way. When they have to sift through 200 or 300 emails a day looking for actual responses to their requests, and out of those responses 99% are fake, they will get frustrated and give up. At least, that's the theory. Read on.
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Probably just a spammer.  Emails can be easily "spoofed" - this is, fake senders/subjects/dates can be sent out via SMTP very easily.  I'd just chuck it in the SPAM pile and not worry about it.  Don't even both opening them if you notice stuff like that.
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keep checking bulk box see if any email from that person if so click on 'Not Spam" top of email page just above body of message. Also go to options and check your filters and block addresses make sure address not listed, if listed remove
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Report them to Yahoo asap.  \n\nAlso, I have been scammed too.  I am doing my best to stop these crooks from ever scamming again.\nI know they have scammed before, because they said so.\nI am helping other people along the way. I wish to know if these are the same people.  If you do not mind sharing the email address, please send it to me at sqldba_needinglegalhelpasap @yahoo .com\n\nI have also listed the yahoo mail abuse help link below.\nMail abuse is listed at the bottom of the page.
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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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Depending on the exact nature of the problem, I would think you could do something through the FBI, or if it is a threat, your local Police Department.  If they are committing fraud, then perhaps the District Attorney could do something about the Post Office Box.  The U.S. Post Office doesn't take very kindly to any type of mail fraud.  Perhaps you should call them for advice.
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forget that account, they have stole your money and blamed it on you, i wouldnt even use google adsence!!\n\nBut you can setup a new emailaddress and sign up again ;)
460889
It is a scam. If you receive emails that might be scams the best way to check is perform a search for the subject with the word "scam" or "warning"
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unfortunately you cant sue ..i have been looking into it my self the only thing i came up with is an email address called spam@uce.gov that the gov. has set up to collect as much info from us to prosecute..It works by you just forwarding your spam emails to them..you will not recieve monetary compensation they just need enough evidence to fine them and shut them down...of course the gov would get the money for the fines ...as usual.
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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