Anyone seen or have received this before!!???

southernbell7777

southernbell7777

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Even though , i'm not buying it :laughing:

Greetings To You
We have been waiting for you to contact us for your Confirmable Package
that is registered with us for shipping to your residential location. We had
thought that your sender gave you our contact details. It may interest you
to note that a letter is also added to your package. However, we cannot
quote its content to you via email for Privacy reasons we understand that
the content of your package itself is a Bank Draft worth of $500,000.00
USD. As you know, UPS do not ship money in CASH or in CHEQUES
but Bank Drafts are shippable.

The only money you will send to the UPS COURIER COMPANY to deliver your Draft direct to your postal Address in your country is $286 Us Dollars only being Delivering Charge Fee of the Courier Company so far. Again,don't be deceived by any person to pay any other money except $286 Us Dollars being the Delivering Charge .I would have paid that but they said no because they don't know when you will contact them and in case of demurrage. You have to contact the UPS COURIER COMPANY now for the delivery of your Draft with this information below information
Contact the dispatach Office whom is in charge of your package delivery.
Mr. Tom Cole
Tel: +234-7057-371-024
Email:[email protected]
FULL NAMES:... TELEPHONE:.. POSTAL ADDRESS:.. CITY:.. STATE
Yours Faithfully,
Mrs Marry Scutt
Ups Online Team Management.
 
I havent seen it but its scam for sure. but you already knew that. :laughing: I dont even open those things.

Its pretty funny to read though. They cant give you details of the letter because of privacy reasons but can tell you the contents of the package.. gotcha. :whistle:
 
This is garbage, ups and fed-ex deliver packages, not email. I get about 10 of these a day. Welcome to the world of sweeping, the bad guys now have your email address.
 
giantsfan706 said:
This is garbage, ups and fed-ex deliver packages, not email. I get about 10 of these a day. Welcome to the world of sweeping, the bad guys now have your email address.
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These scammers do not get email addresses from sweepstakes entries. People who don't enter any sweepstakes also get them. They get email addresses from other sources (phishing sites for example). It's not hard to do.
 
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