Friday, July 01, 2005

stupid email!

one of those stupid emails again, i wonder if anyone really fall for that? this is like the first time i read it carefully..so stupid...I despise people like them!!!

Dear Acquaintance, Permit me to introduce myself, I am David Johnson, head of Mortgage department,Royal Bank of Scotland, Liverpool Commercial Banking Centre, 1st Floor 1Exchange Flags Liverpool L2 3XN . Only recently I discovered that one accountbelonging to Ms. Fiona Watts now DECEASED has remained dormant for the past twoyears, after intensive investigations, I found out that Late Ms. Fiona Wattsdied in a ghastly auto accident in June, 2003. At this point I am contacting you concerning a business acquaintance thatnecessitates you to act as a new beneficiary cum next of kin to the said dormantaccount as I hope to give you more technical details on how I think we shouldtransfer the funds into your nominated ffshore/residence account. Please I needyou to help me with your personal details such as Full names, home/officeaddress, phone and fax numbers respectively, you can also reach me on +44 704010 0510 or email back?@ DJohnsonn1@hotpop.com should you be interested. PLEASE, YOU MAY ALSO IGNORE THIS LETTER AND RESPECT MY TRUST IN YOU BY NOTEXPOSING THIS TRANSACTION, SHOULD YOU NOT BE INTERESTED. Sincerely,David Johnson.

5 Comments:

Blogger Cutie Sushi said...

Urgh... Wow... I had never seen the contents of these junk e-mails... It amazes me that someone actually opens and read it!! Are you afraid that it might contain some virus or trojan hourse program and will start infecting your computer and stealing your personal information on your computer? @.@|||

When I see e-mails from any name I don't recognize, I just delete it directly. You have no idea how snicky hackers and trojan horse programs are nowadays... You can basically get infected just by being on line. ~"~

So, be careful, neh... be very careful... I'm saying this not only just as a warning, but also because I am on your contact list and don't want these programs to get my information if they are in your computer... = =" No offense meant, really, but we should all be extra careful these days...

11:10 PM  
Blogger flyingufooo said...

true..hum true..

11:12 PM  
Blogger kenny said...

I got these type of junk mail too. And guess what? they were sent to my work email account. Yes, government email acounts. They are just every where.

10:13 AM  
Blogger Cutie Sushi said...

Download, install, spyware detection applications such as "Spybot Search and Destroy" or "Ad-aware" or "Microsoft Antispyware" (just google them), then run scans periodically (maybe weekly or every couple of days, but ALWAYS after updating these softwares for the most recent spyware definitions, of course).

Do it both on your personal computer and the office computer (if you can), I am sure you will find dozens of spyware on them...

Carina's computer got stuck and 當機 because of detecting too many spyware on there with Ad-aware (about 7x of them before the scan was completed)... just an example of how scary these things are...

8:21 PM  
Blogger David Johnson said...

I'm not the David Johnson mentioned in the article (disclaimer).

I do have a co.uk email address in which I regularily get email from barclays bank (re my account -- all phishing) and even job offers/business opportunities in the UK.. Considering that I'm not in the UK its a hoot.. Spam on B*st*rds

9:47 PM  

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