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Posted by How dumb do I look? on October 19, 2004 at 08:46:28 from (209.180.79.51):
In Reply to: Scam! (copied and pasted with permission) posted by Roy in UK on October 18, 2004 at 23:12:40:
Here's an email I received. Sounds like someone would be out a bunch of money...mainly me! "Dear Valued Client; It has came to our attention that you are a qualified buyer of farm tractors and machinery which we find ourselves in need of. We are proposing an arrangement in which you will be directly rewarded for your efforts. Our land users are in need of late model, high horsepower field tractors, grain combines, grain handling transports, and related ploughing, seed preparation, planting, and harvesting equipment. All we ask from you is your cooperation in locating, purchasing, and arranging transportation of the above equipment. Upon receiving receipts for all costs, we will forward by overnight express your total investments plus 25% handling fees. This amount will be paid in any monies of your choice. If this arrangement has your approval, please respond to me directly. Respectively yours; James Bjorenson Field Manager Greater Arabian Farms"
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