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The current Internet scam is shorter in length compared to the average length of Internet scams that come from Africa. Although the country of origin can't be determined by looking at the email, it could be suspected of originating from Africa since many African scams use the words "Security Company." The amount of money stated in the current Internet scam is similar to what is presented in many fraud emails.
From Mr. James Stewart: Urgent... Hello, I write to request your understanding and co-operation for immediate relocation of two abandoned consignments boxes worth $10.Million in our Security Company Vault right now to you. Details is as follows:
- Amount involve: US$10million Your prompt response will be highly appreciated, to enable me furnish you with more details on the way forward. Waiting your prompt reply.
Regards, Many Internet scams can be recognized by their features and attributes. The scammer seems to be offering free money to a potential scam victim. The amount is commonly found in many scam letters. In addition, the bad writing indicates that it is from a foreign country. Identifying these features can help to avoid being scammed. Report a scam to an authority such as the FBI once it is spotted. Return to Phishing Internet Scams Home Page » Return to Internet Scams Home Page |