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If a rickroll didn't elicit a response, it's probably a bot. 

And I sure hope those credit card numbers really are fake. XD

Harakou wrote:

If a rickroll didn't elicit a response, it's probably a bot. 

And I sure hope those credit card numbers really are fake. XD

Yeah 

It also sent me an attachment, I'm smart and didn't open it 

@agscratcher-that would be epic, I hope some other trolls get the emails!

Last edited by jfmlove6 (2011-08-07 21:57:56)

An email I got a few weeks ago:


From: Mr.Wilfred Kennedy
Address:7 London Street Edinburgh Midlothian EH3 6NA .

Occupations: External Auditor

I know that this mail will come to you as a surprise as we never met
before. I Hoped that you will not expose or betray this trust and
confident that I am about to repose on you for the mutual benefit ofour
both families. I need your urgent assistance in transferring the sum of
Thirty Eight Million British Pounds Sterling(£38 million GBP)
Immediately to your account.

The fund has been dormant (in-active) for 10 years in our Bank here
without any body coming for it. I want to release the fund to you asthe
nearest person to our deceased customer Late Mr.Gordon Marco(theownerof
the account) who died along with his supposed next of kin in air crash
since on 31st July 2001. The Bank will release the fund to you as the
nearest person to the deceased customer. For more information about the
crash you can visit this site:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm

I thus propose to do business with you, standing in as the next ofkinof
these funds from the deceased and after due legal processes have been
followed the fund will be released to your account without delay and we
will use it for investment and to assist the less privileged in the
Society because if we leave the fund with the government it will be
fortified for nothing and will be used to suppress the poor massesinthe
society. This transaction is totally free of risk as the fund is
legitimate and does not originate from drug, money laundry, terrorismor
any other illegal act.

Please I would like you to keep this proposal as a top secret anddelete
it if you are not interested. Upon receipt of your reply, I willgiveyou
more details regarding this transaction. Finally, you will have40%ofthe
above mentioned amount if you agree to help me execute thisbusiness.And
also after the funds has been transfered into your bank account youwill
take 10% out as a compensation for the expenses you will make in this
transaction and 50% is for me. I need to hear from you urgent so that I
will give you more information regarding this transaction.

1. SEND YOUR FULL NAME
2. PHONE AND FAX NUMBER
3. AGE.

I look forward to hear from you as soon as possible if you are interested.

Regards,

Mr.Wilfred Kennedy
E-mail:(wilfredkennedy57@gmail.com)
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Awesome. CB


You know, this really reminds me of that whole P-P-P-Powerbook event. 

agscratcher wrote:

Awesome. CB


You know, this really reminds me of that whole P-P-P-Powerbook event. 

P-P-P-Powerbook? Whats that?

agscratcher wrote:

jfmlove6 wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

Awesome. CB


You know, this really reminds me of that whole P-P-P-Powerbook event. 

P-P-P-Powerbook? Whats that?

P-P-P-Powerbook is a well-known online prank carried out and documented by Ebay user Jeff, who was approached by an Ebay scammer offering to buy his Mac Powerbook for a shipping fee with a fraudulent escrow account. Upon discovering the bidder’s true intent, Jeff took on a vigilant mission by playing along with the scheme and shipping him a handmade cheap replica of the laptop. Jeff’s hilarious exploits eventually made its round across the blogosophere and popular discussion forums and the story was heralded by many as an epic win. For great justice.

Awesome. Good for Jeff 

agscratcher wrote:

Because there are so many rickrolls out there, was the one you used this one? It seems to be the most famous.

I just got

Kind Attention:




I am Gregory Patrick, Former funds Manager with fidelity investment international Zurich one of the world largest fund management company with over 1.2 trillion pounds capital investment funds.



Nevertheless, as fidelity former Fund Manager, I handle all our investors direct capital funds during my tenure. A total of $18million was made with our company under your last name but a different first name and this deposit was terminated in September 18th 2004 by the investor and since then I have not set my eyes on him. I was informed he died in a plane crash with his wife. I have tried all possible best to locate the family members but all my effort was unproductive. Not any other person has the information’s about this investment fund except me. 2 weeks ago, I had a meeting with my Executives at Zurich branch and was instructed as the fund manager of the deceased investor to provide his next of kin or foreign business partner otherwise they will convert the $28m into company’s treasury after December 30th 2011. This is why I decided to run a search on that last name to locate someone who bears the same last name so as to find out if he/she is related to the deceased and if not t



Meanwhile, I have worked out the strategies and technicalities on how the FUND can be claimed without any hitch. Our sharing ration will be 55:40%, while 5% will be for expenses we may incur during the process of the transaction. Should you be interested, let me know so I can forward the details to you.



You can contact me on my private email: gregorypatrick2012@yahoo.com.cn
and send me the following information for documentation purpose:

1. Full names
2. Private phone number

3. Current residential address


I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards,





Gregory Patrick

agscratcher wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

Because there are so many rickrolls out there, was the one you used this one? It seems to be the most famous.

Yes.

Lol, I just got one where the lady wanted me to contact the bank. I replied back saying I had, but I hadn't. I wanna see what "she" says 

EDIT: Outposted! But anyway heres more fake bank info:

When the card expires:11/2014

SSN:615-22-4255

Last edited by jfmlove6 (2011-08-08 13:36:50)

agscratcher wrote:

jfmlove6 wrote:

Lol, I just got one where the lady wanted me to contact the bank. I replied back saying I had, but I hadn't. I wanna see what "she" says 

EDIT: Outposted! But anyway heres more fake bank info:

When the card expires:11/2014

SSN:615-22-4255

Ah, good.


You know, it would be funny if a bank checks this "account" thinking it's real, and accidentally Rickrolls themselves. :DDDDDDDDD

No, it would be epic. 

werdna123 wrote:

Lol.

On a similar topic a while ago the phone rang and it was someone saying our computer had a virus and we needed to download stuff to fix it blah blah blah (but it's a virus itself). They said it was to do with something on the internet going wrong, so my dad said 'which computer?' (he knew it was a scam, and was going to make fun of them) They replied 'the one you used last'.
Then my dad said, 'I don't use the internet on the one I used last'.
'Oh', they replied. '
Then it must be the one running windows XP' (we have none with windows xp)
My dad replied 'all of them are running XP.'
'Ah, it must be the one you bought first' they said.
My dad then said, 'I bought my first computer in 1983.'
'It must be that one' they said.
'But I threw it away in 1994.'
'Then it's the one running XP you have now and bought first'
'None of them run XP' he said.

*they hang up*

NIIICE.