Scam email from "james nelson" <james4nelson01@yahoo.com>

[magisterludi]

BEWARE off SCAM email from ( "james nelson" <james4nelson01@yahoo.com> " ) that has a bogus offer to buy from the classified listings; using the old cash my large check and wire me the difference scam.

[noddin0ff]

Yeah, I remember my first spam...

But seriously, not all scam mail actually originates from the email addresses that show up. Scammers can take advantage of email addresses of innocent victims. So unless you know first hand that the account you mention is responsible, its best not to smear the reputation of an email address.

[KaiWinters]

I am not sure what is more ridiculous. The scammer still plying that tired old ploy or the occasional person/sucker sucked into it...a fool and his money is soon parted...a sucker is born every minute...insert own line here_____________________________.

I got the Nigerian one...boo hoo my husband needs to move money out of the country to the US and if you send me a check we will deposit the money in your account...blah blah blah...LOL...freakin' morons.

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