Recd this mail subject from unknown source re Bill Gates distributing money.?
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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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If you received this e-mail from someone you do not know it is probably spam and could pose a danger of spyware and or a virus. I would delete it.
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the user didnt verify their email...\n\n\nxoxo
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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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It's a scam. Report as spam. and Ignore the sender.
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sounds like a joke email?\ni dont know?
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If you actually know this person idk ... But if this was a random email, it's a scam. Plus I don't know what it is about Nigeria, but a lot of email scams seem to come from there. I'm not trying to be racist or anything. A lot of email scams actually do come from there, I get them constantly ... saying I won $3.5 million and all kinds of stuff lol \n\nAnother common one from Nigeria is, they say they want you to cash a check for them and wire them the money, and that you can keep some of it. The thing is, they send a fake check, but by the time you realize it's fake, it's too late
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NO DONT DO IT...\n\nDONT GIVE YOUR ADRESS AND REPORT IT TO EBAY\n\n\n\nthinks about it...the length of the message.....if i were to make that offer it would be like this.....\nhi, ill give you $200..can i pay by ups money order?\n\nalso a give away is that he says about his ''darling son''\n\n\n\n\nstay away from it!!!
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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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No, I wish I got this mail.. All I get is penny stock spam.. \n\nAMSN anyone???
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it's a trick!! i get those emails all the time from freelotto!!!  you should NEVER give anyone your personal info or bank info. Sorry but all you won is the opportunity to be ripped off.
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NO NO NO!  Do not send any cash or information to them, please!  This is a classic e-mail scam, and they will steal your money!
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Oh, I have seen grammar like this before. I am going to take a stab in the dark and say I bet it originated out of someplace in Africa, but I won't mention any countries by name. It sounds like a scam all right. The last time I got a message like that, I said something like, "Please take me off your email list. If you contact me again, I will have to forward your information on to my friend, who is an agent in the FBI. He is doing a special project in tracking people who are involved in international fraud schemes, and he would be really interested in knowing more about you." Believe, me I never heard from the individual ever again.
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No, don't trust it. My suggestion is delete the email, and don't visit any links on it. Probably a hoax or a virus or something.
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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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Not to Yahoo, unless you can determine that the source was a Yahoo account.  Send it instead to abuse@bankofamerica.com.  Many companies now have e-mail accounts named "abuse" or "spoof", to send such e-mails to.