Really. First day I won 4.5 million dollars, but the next day the same, "British lottery" sent me a new notice that I'd won 7.5 million POUNDS. What's the pound today? 3 bucks and change?
Both announcements cautioned me to, 'not tell anyone' until the money transfer is complete.
Yesterday a dying expatriot in a China hospital wrote to say he had 9 mill for me- he'd found my name by prayer and research. Trouble is, his letter wasn't addressed to anyone. Ditto for the "Brittish Sweepstakes lottery"
I'm not sure where the fraud comes in- I give my account number and what? They raid it?
I was tempted to forward all of this to the local sheriff. I also thought it might be nice to write the dying expatriot and tell him he shouldn't use God in his scam. I don't want him to burn for eternity for a few lousy bucks, do I?
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Also of interest is that a month ago my Norton was turned off. I still had virus protection but the firewall went down and my personal data and files were available for the taking. I couldn't figure out how this happened. Finally a friendly balloon popped up to let me know my license number with Norton had been tampered with and I'd have to wipe and reload Norton,which I did.
I realise most of you can navigate Norton's web site easily, but I cannot, and it seemed more trouble and time than it was worth to let them know what happened. I did see they charged 29 bucks to fix something per incident.
I just recently found the 'refresh' button on the top of my computer screen. Bill showed me where it was when I was at his house.
Four years plus on line and I'm finally refreshed. And rich, flithy rich. I'd be willing to share some of this goodness, just send me your bank account numbers and pin codes.
munk
Both announcements cautioned me to, 'not tell anyone' until the money transfer is complete.
Yesterday a dying expatriot in a China hospital wrote to say he had 9 mill for me- he'd found my name by prayer and research. Trouble is, his letter wasn't addressed to anyone. Ditto for the "Brittish Sweepstakes lottery"
I'm not sure where the fraud comes in- I give my account number and what? They raid it?
I was tempted to forward all of this to the local sheriff. I also thought it might be nice to write the dying expatriot and tell him he shouldn't use God in his scam. I don't want him to burn for eternity for a few lousy bucks, do I?
.............>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Also of interest is that a month ago my Norton was turned off. I still had virus protection but the firewall went down and my personal data and files were available for the taking. I couldn't figure out how this happened. Finally a friendly balloon popped up to let me know my license number with Norton had been tampered with and I'd have to wipe and reload Norton,which I did.
I realise most of you can navigate Norton's web site easily, but I cannot, and it seemed more trouble and time than it was worth to let them know what happened. I did see they charged 29 bucks to fix something per incident.
I just recently found the 'refresh' button on the top of my computer screen. Bill showed me where it was when I was at his house.
Four years plus on line and I'm finally refreshed. And rich, flithy rich. I'd be willing to share some of this goodness, just send me your bank account numbers and pin codes.
munk