Are these people for real

Oldmax · Feb 8, 2011

This is an e-mail i got this morning haven't got any thing for sail and haven't had for over three years.

Dear Customer Service,

I am Mr Thomas Jones and I am sending this email in to make an Order of some( Wood Wagon )and i will like you to email me back with the Type,Sizes that you do have in stock with their Prices Or give me a direct link to your Wood Wagon,So i can select the ones i would like to order.Also let me know the type of Credit Card you accept for Payment(Visa ,Master,Amx etc)charges and can you email me with your contact full name and phone number that i can call you on..
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I will be waiting for your kind response so we can proceed.

Best Regards
Mr Thomas Jones.
(N.E.D Limited)

Challenger · Feb 8, 2011

Did you ever sell a "Wood Wagon"? It could be he found something old with your name on it on the Internet.

Bryan inIowa · Feb 8, 2011

Random email harvesting scam

senoj · Feb 8, 2011

The wording sounds as if they are from some foriegn country. I have been receiving many
emails from different foriegn countries. They sometimes ask for "donation"for items.ggp

Nancy Howell · Feb 8, 2011

sounds like a scam.

Bob · Feb 8, 2011

If you even THINK that's for real we should talk!

I've got some prime oceanside property I'll sell you!

The Dukester · Feb 8, 2011

Ask 'im if he wants the wagons made of wood, or the wagons that haul wood or the wagons made by a guy named wood.

Gun guru · Feb 8, 2011

Play with guy.
Tell him that you have upgraded from Wooden wagons to high speed MagLev trains cause Obammy is going to pi$$ away billions on the new train idea. See what he says.

CLTX · Feb 8, 2011

I would delete it.

greenbeanman in Kansas · Feb 8, 2011

Just write back and say that you are no longer in business--if you ever sold such, otherwise just delete.

Nebraska Cowman · Feb 8, 2011

A lot of times they are just looking for email addresses that are real. By all means, DO NOT RESOND

Mark - IN. · Feb 8, 2011

Too late now. You already opened the email. By the time that you closed it, it had already captured your cookies and downloaded your cached keystrokes and sent them back to the originating hacker, whom had already lined up your keystrokes with your cookies, and was already broadcast on some cyber bulletin boards frequented by other hackers looking to purchase and sell personal information regarding accounts. And what hasn't already been transmitted is setting dormant until you are on line, so that it can capture those keystrokes and account numbers as you type them. Never open emails from any source that you can't validate before you open them.

Actually, I'm just joking, but someone else might not be. Happens every day, just like that.

Mark

Oldmax · Feb 8, 2011

I know these people must think we are stupid. I just put this on the forum to show you how some people get taken in. the only way I sell something is cash when picked up that stops a lot of the trouble.

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