I'm going to retire at 36 years of age, WOHOO!!

[walkerk]

It never ends.

http://www.chopyourdollar.com/

[Jerry]

You mean all of those things aren't Real ? What about the twenty-something UK lotteries my email address has won? Does this mean I'm not really about to pass Bill Gates in wealth. Please tell me it isn't a scam because I just filled up at the expensive gas station this morning. I guess I'm going to have to finance that fill up now. Maybe they'll accept my vehicle as collateral.

[gangreenfootball]

Unbelievable what some people think will work

[RockyR]

Didn't Chris Hansen just do a story on those scams recently?

[RockyR]

answered it myself...

http://insidedateline.msnbc.msn.com/...03/110733.aspx

[emolas]

http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeria.asp

Snopes is the best


I read somewhere about a guy who actually managed to scam money from the scammers. He led them on that he was a minster in a church and that he would gladly send them the money they needed...etc...etc. But he heeded some money from them (for whatever reason I can't remember) before he could make the transaction. They ended up sending him money and then he told them to get lost. I wish I could remember the website. It wa hilarious. He posted all the correspondence between himself and them.

[emolas]

Here it is:

http://www.419eater.com/

[Barclay]

I developed this
sickness as a result of the sudden shock and hearth attack...

I don't mean to hijack your thread, Rikk, but I am just so relieved to find out that I am not the only one that has suffered a hearth attack. My incident was horrible and involved being attacked by a brick hearth that cold-cocked me in the head after a few too many drams. I wonder if Mrs. Williams attack was similar. Those hearths will attack without any provocation if you let your guard down...

Congrats on your retirement, Rikk!

[RK-REX]

They are dangerous Barclay, I once had a heath attack as well. Darn candybar almost choked me to death....

[Braveheart88]

Lol!!!