Email Scam - BEWARE OF SUCH EMAILS & FAKE JOBS

Mrs. Marline Ambrose  <lorenzo.garavaglia@alice.it> Attn. Please We have last month of April, 2017 received a payment credit instruction from the federal Government of Royal Kingdom of Benin Republic to credit your account with your contract payment which is in the custody of our reserve Bank account here in Benin Republic. This is to notify you that your funds $3.7Million United State Dollars has been programmed for immediate release into your nominated account but we can not transfer this funds directly to your nominated bank account Because we are having a little problem with International Monetary Fund (IMF) so our method of payment is by Diplomatic Courier Service Via United Parcel Security Shipping Company. Be inform that your funds have been package as consignment box and deposited in the custody of UPS United Parcel Services head office here in Benin Republic for immediate delivery to your Home address, The reason why UPS is ...

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I am in the military unit here in Afghanistan,we have some amount of funds that we want to move out of the country.My partners and I need a good partner someone we can trust. It is risk free and legal. Reply to this email   m.alanedward2@yahoo.cl   Regards,Major. Alan Edward. It's a scam in the name of  Scam in the name of Major Alan Edward <alanedward_major7@yahoo.pt>. 

I'm Mrs. Dorothy smith, united states citizen, i will love to hire a caring male or female house manager/supervisor directly who is willing to work in my house over here in California Beverly Hills as a house manager/supervisor. interested, applicants can submit their CV via email ( dorothysmtt@yahoo.com  ) note: do not apply if you do not have a valid international passport.

From Mr Adams Sule Bank Of Africa (B.O.A) Burkina Faso Ouagadougou My Dear Friend, Please I want you to read this letter very carefully and I must apologize for barging this message into your mail box without any formal introduction due to the urgency and confidential of this issue and I know that this message will come to you as a surprise. Please this is not a joke and I will not like you to joke with it. I am Mr Adams Sule Manager in Bank Of Africa (B.O.A) Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. I Hoped that you will not expose or betray this trust and confident that I am about to establish with you for the mutual benefit of you and I. This fund was deposited in our bank by Mr. Kattan Azmal from Jordan who died in a plane crash in 2000 Tbm 700 aircraft on 31st July with his wife and the whole crew on board. I need your urgent assistance in transferring the sum of ($15) million USD into your account within 14 working banking days. This money has been deposited for years in o...

I am Mr Pedro Quezada, a Dominican based in New Jersey for over 26 years. I won $338 Million USD in the Powerball Millions  Lottery as introduced on Saturday March 23, 2013 by New Jersey Lottery Officials. Having gone through alot before God miraculously blessed my family with this Lottery win, i have promised to help others by  putting up the "Pedro Quezada Foundation". Please share in my joy and verify this by visiting:  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2299067/Powerball-winner-Pedro-Quezada-shocked-ticket-worth-338million.html Ensure you view the above link. It is a thing of joy for my family; Hence the need to disburse fraction of our winnings; to  Good spirited individuals, Churches, Orphanages and Charities.Having concluded the first bath of winners. For the Second  batch - Under individual category; your email address amongst other four (4) Lucky ones was submitted to receive grant of  $1,000,000 USD from us.  forward y...

  How to identify Phishing Email   Phishing is a masked attack through email that inveigles users into believing they are receiving the mail from a genuine party and leads them on to parting with sensitive information such as user names and passwords of bank accounts or credit card details. Unless you know and can distinguish between genuine and fake or phishing email, you may end up disclosing such details to people who may misuse and exploit the information. There are several pointers to identify such phishing mails. Similar looking or sounding domain names are one of the simplest ways to spoof users into believing they are receiving the mail from a genuine party. For instance you may receive an email purportedly from Virginair but a giveaway is that the email address may be something like virginair@yahoo.com . Big companies always have domain linked email addresses. Spelling mistakes are common in phishing attacks. For instance, the domain name may appear as Fac...