Alert From Federal Bureau of Investigation

crazyguy

Now Lets play along with this crazy fool and I will post his replies


From email : [EMAIL="infofbi81@nams.ru"]infofbi81@nams.ru[/EMAIL]

Federal Bureau of Investigation
Anti-Terrorist and International Fraud Division.
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Seattle, Washington.

This is to Officially inform you that it has come to our notice and we have thoroughly completed an Investigation with the help of our Intelligence Monitoring Network System that your particulars was mentioned by one of the syndicates who was arrested in one of the African countries as one of their victims of the operations, you are hereby warned not to communicate or duplicate this message to anybody for any reason for whatsoever, we are already on trace of the criminal.

For more vital information,You will receive your payments via WIRE TRANSFER, CASH DELIVERY, CERTIFIED BANK DRAFT/CHEQUE PAYMENTS or A.T.M CARD; Every other modalities will be made known to you by Mr. Austen Glenn. of as soon as you contact them. Please remember to include the REF/PAYMENTS CODE:06654.

Send a copy of your response with your full details as follow to:

Contact Person: Mr. Austen Glenn
Email: ubinquiryhq20@itimes.com
Phone: +44 04 574 0271

Your Name:
Address:
International Passport:
Phone contact:

FBI Director
Robert Mueller.

crazyguy

My reply :

Mr. Austen Glenn

Re email received from Robert Mueller, from the FBI,

I believe you require my assistance in moving some money please reply with full details required and I will be only to glad to assist.

I await your response.


Crazy Guy,

useless_git_requires_wife

Unfortunately, relying to scam emails (however amusing it can be) is the surest way to receive more.

crazyguy

Does not matter I get on average some 4-5 a week from some Nigerian sitting in an internet Cafe rubbing his hands with glee thinking he has reeled in yet another sap who will lose money with him, so if I save one person from getting robbed at the hands of this idiot then its all good.

Azari

For anyone interested in reading about some amazing games played with these scumbags, google "419 eater" and you will find a site where there are many stories, some of which are hilarious.

crazyguy

Azari,

You pointed that one out to me before, I dont know why I get so many but just want to annoy them back now !

chewynut

In your next e-mail, please ask after the health of either Special Agent Mulder, or Special Agent Booth

GrumpyGit_3

crazyguy wrote: »

This is to Officially inform you that it has come to our notice and we have thoroughly completed an Investigation.

So were they previously unaware that they had thoroughly completed an investigation .

paddyrg

This scammer must have your real-life contact details, so just drop him. Head over to 419eater.com where you can join other scambaiters and benefit from a good deal of assistance about baiting safely.

Tangible

It's best to join 419eater (free) and 'scambait' following their tips and advice, and they'll welcome you recounting your exploits. I've been a long time member and you'd be amazed what's possible.

The risks are small but you could lose a valuable e-mail account if the scammer is annoyed enough to 'mail bomb' you. Scambaiting is fun but it's best to learn how to do it safely and without risk. It's simple, common sense and costs nothing.

If the scammer has any of your real life details then it isn't wise to 'scambait' them.

fluffnutter

useless_git_requires_wife wrote: »

Unfortunately, relying to scam emails (however amusing it can be) is the surest way to receive more.

I agree. But if you set up a dedicated email address you can have a bit of fun if that kind of thing floats your boat. Personally I get far too outraged about scams to enjoy scambaiting. I'd explode with apoplexy.