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advice : WHERE SHOULD SOMEONE SEND SCAM E-MAILS?

[+] serious ballot by fivenotes
ACTIVE Dec 08,2007 - Sun Dec 07, 08

Who should you report nigerian scams or just plain scams to?

I have been looking around but other than just the e-mail provider I don't know who will really help. I need to know since someone I know gave their house phone number, address, and name to some scammers and they just keep sending them e-mail's so far saying things like they will send payment for a item they are selling and now are talking about having a agent to come get the item and shipping money.

They said they will send them more money for their item so that they can give someone whom they send money to ship the item to a pre-paid shipper.

And on a lightner note I'm really pissed at the person whom gave their info since I already warned them of such things and also that they saw Dateline to catch a con man.

Ok thanks for spending your eyesight on this eyesore lol.

FBI	7
U.S. Secret Service	5

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COMMENTS:
Voted : FBI
Myself, I like to send the e-mails in question back to the sender, through a dead-drop account I have.

by Truthseeker013 on Sun Dec 09, 07 5:01am [+]

Voted : U.S. Secret Service
If it's the Nigerian scams, forward it, along with the email header, to the U.S. Secret Service (if you're in the U.S.). They're currently doing an ongoing investigation into these particular types of scams.

As for other types of scams, let either the FBI, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service or the Federal Trade Commission know about it.

by Grumpy_Person on Sun Dec 09, 07 7:22am [+]

Voted : U.S. Secret Service
I'm amazed that people fall for such scams.

by skylab on Sun Dec 09, 07 11:58am [+]

Voted : U.S. Secret Service
I received an e-mail from a Mr. Ben Duke claiming that I an dealing with Someron-officials who I never heard of they want to send me an ATM card worth $15,000 for my name, address and phone number. I copied the e-mail. R Godschall

by Guest User from [70.15.177.144] on Fri Dec 21, 07 4:25am [+]

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