Goodness, what shoud I do?

[Fox Mike]

Received this as an email. Wonder if I should reply. I surely could use the money.

Dear,

I wish you will attend to this mail urgently.
I am a senior luggage storage security personnel at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFKIAT) and I am writing you in confidence.

We received some yet to be cleared deliveries from other parts of the country for sorting and eventual confiscation / destruction since most of them have stayed more than a year without clearance.

I developed interest in a particular luggage originally from from Africa; a gray colored metal box with a scanty report that it contain personal effects. But I secretly scanned, and it contains money.


I hope to hear immediately from you, to tell you more, and let's have a mutual beneficial deal.

This mail should be treated with all amount of confidentiality because the information I am sharing with you is only known between the two of us now. Note that by next week, if no one claims and clear it, it will be turned over to the Treasury Department for confiscation.

If you call and I didn't pick, just respond to my mail or you can send sms.
Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Rand Terrence. (917 810 9440)

 

[Achigan]

You opened a strange email??

 

[gramps]

You haven’t called immediately?
gramps

 

[coach]

Free money from Africa? What a deal.

 

[blackhawknj]

"Originally from Africa...contains money.." Yes-Zimbabwean dollars.

 

[arfmel]

You blew it. You were supposed to keep it confidential. Now you’ll never get the money.

;)

 

[BDM1]

Too late, i just called, i'm getting half the money! HaHaHaHaHaHaHa!!!! just kiddn'.

 

[Fox Mike]

You opened a strange email??

I opened the email. I would never open a link

 

[nvbirdman]

I heard there was a guy in Nigeria that died the other day with three billion dollars in cash at home. He had been trying to give it away for fifteen years, but nobody would respond to his e-mails.

 

[SamV]

I would offer advice but I am afraid I will get into more trouble. Unfortunately, I apparently have several arrest warrants out there for fraudulent tax actions. At least that is what my numerous voice mails tell me. Plus, I have to help my 86 year old father-in-law, deal with changes in his federal student loan account. Thank goodness, there are no arrest warrants for him. He just needs to give them updated banking information. He is so absent minded, he swears there were no federal student loans 65 year's ago and that he worked multiple jobs for tuition.

 

[Rick Courtright]

I would offer advice but I am afraid I will get into more trouble. Unfortunately, I apparently have several arrest warrants out there for fraudulent tax actions. At least that is what my numerous voice mails tell me. Plus, I have to help my 86 year old father-in-law, deal with changes in his federal student loan account. Thank goodness, there are no arrest warrants for him. He just needs to give them updated banking information. He is so absent minded, he swears there were no federal student loans 65 year's ago and that he worked multiple jobs for tuition.

HI,

You're ok so far, Sam. No worries until they call to let you know your Social Security number is being suspended due to "suspicious activity on the card." Then your life is over...

Rick C

 

[Fox Mike]

I almost want to actually call the number given and listen to the next round of BS that will occur. Maybe jerk their chain so to speak. :) :)

 

[Achigan]

You opened a strange email??

I opened the email. I would never open a link

Ah, my lack of attention to detail bites me again :oops:

 

[ronto]

Make sure your anti-virus software is up to date. Never, ever click on a link contained in an email like this.

 

[graygun]

I would offer advice but I am afraid I will get into more trouble. Unfortunately, I apparently have several arrest warrants out there for fraudulent tax actions. At least that is what my numerous voice mails tell me. Plus, I have to help my 86 year old father-in-law, deal with changes in his federal student loan account. Thank goodness, there are no arrest warrants for him. He just needs to give them updated banking information. He is so absent minded, he swears there were no federal student loans 65 year's ago and that he worked multiple jobs for tuition.

HI,

You're ok so far, Sam. No worries until they call to let you know your Social Security number is being suspended due to "suspicious activity on the card." Then your life is over...

Rick C

I got this call two days ago. :x

 

[Muley Gil]

I would offer advice but I am afraid I will get into more trouble. Unfortunately, I apparently have several arrest warrants out there for fraudulent tax actions. At least that is what my numerous voice mails tell me. Plus, I have to help my 86 year old father-in-law, deal with changes in his federal student loan account. Thank goodness, there are no arrest warrants for him. He just needs to give them updated banking information. He is so absent minded, he swears there were no federal student loans 65 year's ago and that he worked multiple jobs for tuition.

HI,

You're ok so far, Sam. No worries until they call to let you know your Social Security number is being suspended due to "suspicious activity on the card." Then your life is over...

Rick C

I got this call two days ago. :x

I got that call last week.

 

[Galaxiedan]

I got the social security card is being suspended call twice this week already. Does that really ever work? Fortunately all my calls go straight to voicemail so i only need to return legitimate ones.

 

[blume357]

got this email today... I'm special it seems: