I'd received scam emails from every known scamming nation,
I get one this morning that's supposedly from MALAYSIA.
To: undisclosed-recipients ( Gosh, there were THAT many of us?!?!? And I thought I was special...*rolls eyes* )
-----Inline Attachment Follows----- ( what does that even mean? )
You won $2.5 Million Dollars from the Malaysia Sweepstakes. ( Er, I don't recall entering any. And besides, the Malaysian sweepstakes pays in DOLLARS instead of RINGGIT? Very COOL. )
Contact Andy Jerry ( all the legit andy jerrys of the world are going to be seriously pi**ed )
for delivery of your Cheque via email: asiapacific_2000@verizon.net
Yours Truly,
Goh Song Keng.( I'm still trying to make a joke out of this name, but I'm drawing a blank here )
Online Co-Ordinator
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This message was sent using http://webmail.coqui.net ( isn't a coqui a FROG? )
I of course googled diff things in the email and lots of people had received a similar scam email, and of course scam emails are always hilarious, but this one made me kinda miffed coz I learned that other people had received a LONGER version of this crap, and I had received the truncated ( like as if i was less important ) version.
Good Grief.
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most of us know it's a scam, but there's always one sucker out there. Oh else they wouldn't be sending this stuff out.
Hmm... let me think; Goh Song Keng.
Sounds better if it is spelled Goh Keng Song... which actually means means "Goh can sing".
No offends to all the Gohs out there.
I've been getting a ton of those lately too, but mine are all supposedly from the UK lottery which is weirder than _you_ getting Malaysian ones. :P I've never even been to the UK! :)
Stupid spammers.
Love that clipart though ;-)
Goh Song Keng - Song Keng as in easy to chat in Cantonese.. ehhehehe
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