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That is so funny. I've had odd emails from those sort of people in the past, and it amuses me that the fact they are talking about something completely different just tells us it's a load of cobblers, and that they really haven't read anything at all. !
My MIL got a voicemail this week that was really for my FIL and it said "if he didn't contact the sheriff's department at this number immediately the sheriffs would show up at his door to arrest him"...
.... ummm sure go ahead, he's dead! We had a good laugh about how we should have called the number and given them the cemetery address and tell them to go ahead and try to arrest him.
p.s. We would never actually call the number, we know better. It was just fun to joke about it.
My MIL got a voicemail this week that was really for my FIL and it said "if he didn't contact the sheriff's department at this number immediately the sheriffs would show up at his door to arrest him"...
.... ummm sure go ahead, he's dead! We had a good laugh about how we should have called the number and given them the cemetery address and tell them to go ahead and try to arrest him.
p.s. We would never actually call the number, we know better. It was just fun to joke about it.
My husband has a friend/work colleague who was stupid enough to pay the IRS scam. Guess she was paranoid because she's always behind on bills and stuff (and wastes money shopping and eating out) so she probably was dumb enough to think it was real because of that.
My husband and I each get a message on our cellphones once a week that says there are multiple warrants out for our arrests. This has been going on for a year despite adding a screening app to my phone. I looked up the number and apparently if you send them $45 all is forgiven.
Every time I see or even think about doing this technique, I will get the giggles from now on.
I can see how people fall for the scams. My MIL is so worried about protecting her late husband's memory and reputation, she even said, "what if there was an account we didn't know about". We had to assure her that is was a common theft tactic and she would have received multiple please pay notices by mail first. We Also explained that thieves don't usually do this because federal fraud laws would then automatically apply if they are caught.
I feel for those of you who have your own business with a website. The stories I have heard from friends trying to figure out legit business vs fraud attempts is so horrifying and sad. Scammers are a very bold, no fear bunch.
That is so funny. I've had odd emails from those sort of people in the past, and it amuses me that the fact they are talking about something completely different just tells us it's a load of cobblers, and that they really haven't read anything at all. !
A load of cobblers??!! LOL! It�s a load of sumpin� for sure but cobblers? That�s hilarious!!
That made me giggle out loud...best spam in a while. I hadn't heard about the arrest ones some of you mentioned...sheesh!
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