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USC Department of Public Safety [[email protected]]

CA 2007-007

The University of Southern California Department of Public Safety is providing this notice of a criminal incident that occurred in our community in order to provide information that may help in avoiding a similar crime or provide information to solve this crime

CHECK SCAMS

DATE & TIME OF OCCURRENCE: February 8, 2007

LOCATION: Within the USC Community

REPORTED OFFENSE: In recent weeks at least 4 USC community members have been victimized by e-mail check scams. In each incident the suspect targeted victims who were selling something via the internet. The suspect mailed a check for the item. However, the amount of the check was several hundred dollars more than the purchase price. The suspect made excuses for the excess amount, and asked the victim to wire back all or part of the money. The victim deposited the check into their bank account and immediately wired back the overpayment to the suspect. In each incident the victim was later notified by the bank that the check was fraudulent. The victim had to repay the bank the original amount of the check.

SUSPECT DESCRIPTION (provided by complainant): In each case the suspects were from outside the continental United States. In at least once incident they claimed to be from Nigeria.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THESE CRIMES, CALL THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AT 740-4321 OR LAPD SOUTHWEST AREA AT (213) 485-6571.

PREVENT YOURSELF FROM BEING A VICTIM

1. Accept deals only with local buyers; avoid all contact with persons outside the United States.
2. If someone attempts to pay you additional money and asks for you to return the excess amount notify the US Secret Service Financial Crimes immediately at 202-406-5572.
3. Never give your banking or any other personal information to anyone over
the internet. It is much safer to wait a few days for payment rather than risk your bank account being compromised.
4. If something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts. It probably isn't legitimate.

The National Consumers League (NCL) reported that Fake Check Scams, in which victims receive a realistic-looking phony check and don't discover it's no good until after depositing it and wiring money back to the crook, have been on the rise since NCL created a category for the scam in its fraud database in 2003; in 2006, Fake Check Scams ranked No. 4 and No. 5 in the Fraud Center's Internet and Telemarketing scam reports, respectively. Learn more about fake check scams and other internet scams at:
http://www.nclnet.org/news/2007/2006_fraud_trends_01232007.htm
 
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methomps;754669; said:
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USC Department of Public Safety [[email protected]]

CA 2007-007

The University of Southern California Department of Public Safety is providing this notice of a criminal incident that occurred in our community in order to provide information that may help in avoiding a similar crime or provide information to solve this crime

CHECK SCAMS

DATE & TIME OF OCCURRENCE: February 8, 2007

LOCATION: Within the USC Community

REPORTED OFFENSE: In recent weeks at least 4 USC community members have been victimized by e-mail check scams. In each incident the suspect targeted victims who were selling something via the internet. The suspect mailed a check for the item. However, the amount of the check was several hundred dollars more than the purchase price. The suspect made excuses for the excess amount, and asked the victim to wire back all or part of the money. The victim deposited the check into their bank account and immediately wired back the overpayment to the suspect. In each incident the victim was later notified by the bank that the check was fraudulent. The victim had to repay the bank the original amount of the check.

SUSPECT DESCRIPTION (provided by complainant): In each case the suspects were from outside the continental United States. In at least once incident they claimed to be from Nigeria.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THESE CRIMES, CALL THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AT 740-4321 OR LAPD SOUTHWEST AREA AT (213) 485-6571.

PREVENT YOURSELF FROM BEING A VICTIM

1. Accept deals only with local buyers; avoid all contact with persons outside the United States.
2. If someone attempts to pay you additional money and asks for you to return the excess amount notify the US Secret Service Financial Crimes immediately at 202-406-5572.
3. Never give your banking or any other personal information to anyone over
the internet. It is much safer to wait a few days for payment rather than risk your bank account being compromised.
4. If something doesn't feel right, trust your instincts. It probably isn't legitimate.

The National Consumers League (NCL) reported that Fake Check Scams, in which victims receive a realistic-looking phony check and don't discover it's no good until after depositing it and wiring money back to the crook, have been on the rise since NCL created a category for the scam in its fraud database in 2003; in 2006, Fake Check Scams ranked No. 4 and No. 5 in the Fraud Center's Internet and Telemarketing scam reports, respectively. Learn more about fake check scams and other internet scams at:
http://www.nclnet.org/news/2007/2006_fraud_trends_01232007.htm

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You'd think people who live in a ghetto would have more common sense.
 
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Just received this email, it must be legit since it is from the "desk of Microsoft"

FROM THE DESK OF THE MICROSOFT
COORDINATOR {MICROSOFT GLOBAL E-MAIL LOTTERY}
INTERNATIONAL PRIZE AWARD DEPARTMENT
AMSTERDAM THE NETHERLANDS.
FILE REF:HL/5564/06/07/MICS
BATCH: MC11/834/5PDH /EU

OFFICIAL WINNING NOTIFICATION:

DEAR WINNER:

It is obvious that this notification will come to you as a suprise but please find time to read it carefully as we congratulate you over your success in the following official publication of results of the E-mail electronic online Sweepstakes organized by Microsoft,in conjunction with the foundation for the promotion of software products,(F.P.S.), held on the 4th of April 2007,in Amsterdam The Netherlands.

Wherein your electrononic email address emerged as one of the online winning emails in the 1st category and therefore attracted a cash award of $1,000,000.00(One Million Dollars only).

Our winners are arranged into four categories with different winning prizes accordingly in each category.They are arranged in this format below:

CATEGORY NO.OF WINNERS WINNING PRIZES
1st. 2 $1,000,000:00 each
2nd. 8 $800,000:00 each
3rd. 13 $470,000:00 each
4th. 27 $170,000:00 each

We write to officially notify you of this award and to advise you to contact the processing office immediately upon receipt of this message for more informations concerning the verification, processing and eventual payment of the above prize to you.

It is important to note that your award information was released with the following particulars attached to it.

(1) Award number: NL 56/7765
(2) Email ticket number: NL553/26/96
(3) Batch number: MC11/834/5PDH /EU
(4) The file reference number: HL/5564/40/07/MICS
(5) Serial Number: McST/006/NL4657
(6) Lottery Code: MCST 002/54-007

For verification purposes be sure to include:
(1) Your mailing address.
(2) Your Tel/Fax numbers.
(3) Your Nationality/Country.
{4}Your Full Names

To file for your claim,Please contact your Validating Officer for VALIDATION of your winning within Twenty-one working days of this winning notification.Winnings that are not validated within Twenty-one working days of winning notification are termed void and invalid.You are required to mention the above particulars of your award in every correspondence to enable the Agent validate your winning.

CONTACT INFORMATIONS:
**************************************************************
Name: Mr.Patrick Donkor.
TEL:+31-623-117-432.
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]FAX:+31-847-251-895.[/FONT]
E-mail: [email protected] **************************************************************
The Microsoft Internet E-mail lottery Awards is sponsored by our CEO/Chairman, Bill Gates:
http://www.templetons.com/brad/billmap.gif and a consortium of software promotion companies.The Intel Group, Toshiba, Dell Computers and other International Companies.The Microsoft internet E-mail draw is held periodically and is organized to encourage the use of the Internet and promote computer literacy worldwide.

Once again on behalf of all our staff,

CONGRATULATIONS!

Yours faithfully,
Dr. Phillip George
MICROSOFT E-MAIL LOTTERY PROMOTION COORDINATOR.

Copyright ? 1994-2007 The Microsoft Internet E-mail lottery Awards Promotion Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Service -Guideline.
 
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ScriptOhio;806843; said:
FROM THE DESK OF THE MICROSOFT
COORDINATOR {MICROSOFT GLOBAL E-MAIL LOTTERY}
INTERNATIONAL PRIZE AWARD DEPARTMENT
AMSTERDAM THE NETHERLANDS.
FILE REF:HL/5564/06/07/MICS
BATCH: MC11/834/5PDH /EU

OFFICIAL WINNING NOTIFICATION:

DEAR WINNER:

It is obvious that this notification will come to you as a suprise but please find time to read it carefully as we congratulate you over your success in the following official publication of results of the E-mail electronic online Sweepstakes organized by Microsoft,in conjunction with the foundation for the promotion of software products,(F.P.S.), held on the 4th of April 2007,in Amsterdam The Netherlands.

Wherein your electrononic email address emerged as one of the online winning emails in the 1st category and therefore attracted a cash award of $1,000,000.00(One Million Dollars only).

Our winners are arranged into four categories with different winning prizes accordingly in each category.They are arranged in this format below:

CATEGORY NO.OF WINNERS WINNING PRIZES
1st. 2 $1,000,000:00 each
2nd. 8 $800,000:00 each
3rd. 13 $470,000:00 each
4th. 27 $170,000:00 each

We write to officially notify you of this award and to advise you to contact the processing office immediately upon receipt of this message for more informations concerning the verification, processing and eventual payment of the above prize to you.

It is important to note that your award information was released with the following particulars attached to it.

(1) Award number: NL 56/7765
(2) Email ticket number: NL553/26/96
(3) Batch number: MC11/834/5PDH /EU
(4) The file reference number: HL/5564/40/07/MICS
(5) Serial Number: McST/006/NL4657
(6) Lottery Code: MCST 002/54-007

For verification purposes be sure to include:
(1) Your mailing address.
(2) Your Tel/Fax numbers.
(3) Your Nationality/Country.
{4}Your Full Names

To file for your claim,Please contact your Validating Officer for VALIDATION of your winning within Twenty-one working days of this winning notification.Winnings that are not validated within Twenty-one working days of winning notification are termed void and invalid.You are required to mention the above particulars of your award in every correspondence to enable the Agent validate your winning.

CONTACT INFORMATIONS:
**************************************************************
Name: Mr.Patrick Donkor.
TEL:+31-623-117-432.
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]FAX:+31-847-251-895.[/FONT]
E-mail: [email protected] **************************************************************
The Microsoft Internet E-mail lottery Awards is sponsored by our CEO/Chairman, Bill Gates:
http://www.templetons.com/brad/billmap.gif and a consortium of software promotion companies.The Intel Group, Toshiba, Dell Computers and other International Companies.The Microsoft internet E-mail draw is held periodically and is organized to encourage the use of the Internet and promote computer literacy worldwide.

Once again on behalf of all our staff,

CONGRATULATIONS!

Yours faithfully,
Dr. Phillip George
MICROSOFT E-MAIL LOTTERY PROMOTION COORDINATOR.

Copyright ? 1994-2007 The Microsoft Internet E-mail lottery Awards Promotion Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Service -Guideline.

Bill Gates is such a shrewd businessman, giving away millions in email lotteries for about a decade now ... :wink2:
 
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To:[email protected]
Subject: FROM MOTALI
Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 FROM MOTALI
RUE 6 BP 01 COCODY ABIDJAN
COTE D IVOIRE.

DEAREST ONE,

I KNOW MY MESSAGE WILL COME TO YOU AS A SURPRISE SINCE I DONT KNOW YOU IN PERSON OR MET WITH YOU BEFORE BUT AM OF THE BELIVE THAT YOU WOULD BE OBLIGED TO COME TO MY ASSISTANCE AFTER HEARING ABOUT MY SITUATION.

I AM MOTALI DIALLO,16 YEAR OLD GIRL, I WAS FORMELY A MEDICAL STUDENT OF UNIVERSITY OF ABIDJAN,IVORY COAST WEST AFRICA.LATE LAST YEAR OCTOBER 2006,THE REBELS IN MY COUNTRY STRUCK OUR TOWNSHIP AND KILL MY PARENTS BECAUSE MY FATHER WAS AN OPPOSITION LEADER TO THE PRESIDENT OF MY COUNTRY IVORY COAST .BEFORE HIS DEATH HE HAS $9.5 M USD (Nine Million,Five Hundred Thousand dollars.)IN A DOMICILIARY ACCOUNT WITH A BANK IN COTE D IVOIRE WHICH I AM THE NEXT OF KIN.PLEASE I NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS.

1)TO SERVE AS THE GUARDIAN OF THIS FUND SINCE I AM ONLY 16.
2)TO PROVIDE A BANK ACCOUNT WHERE THIS MONEY WOULD BE TRANSFERRED TO.
3)TO MAKE ARRANGEMENT FOR ME TO COME OVER AFTER THIS MONEY IS TRANSFERRED TO COMPLETE MY STUDIES.
4)TO LOOK FOR A GOOD VENTURE WHERE THIS MONEY WILL BE INVESTED,I AM WILLING TO OFFER YOU 20% OF TH TOTAL SUM AS COMPENSATION OF YOUR EFFORT AND 5% FOR ANY OTHER EXPENCE YOU MADE AFTER A SUCCESFUL TRANSFER.


THANKS AND GOD BLESS YOU

SINCERELY

MOTALI
 
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Tell Motali that you'd love to help, but you can't because you're wicked father has tied you to a dead goat in the back yard and you sustain your life by drinking your own urine. (oh, Explain that you still have internet access through your palm pilot.)
 
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Just got this ...

Jocelyn Frye [[email protected]]
RE:

With Penis Enlarge Patch you can wrap your penis around your neck.

<link to bad site removed>

Make your partners and yours life happier and brighter with Penis Enlarge Patch.

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him simply say ALSO! and this will give him a moments chance to think ofthe needful word. In Ge

That's right, with this patch you can actually 'wrap your penis around your neck'!

Damn. I'm sold. That's something I've always wanted to be able to do! :slappy:
 
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This one has to be legit; since the SOB is a barrister (i.e. lawyer). He has to be a lawyer since he wants to keep 60% for himself while giving me (the potential rightful heir) only 35%. In addition, there are actual news articles.


----- Original Message ----- From: "Barrister Olawole Richards" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 9:10 PM
Subject: Late Mr Mark Rogers's Estate


Attn: Rogers,

I am Barrister.Olawole Richards ,solicitor and notary public, the personal attorney to Mr.Mark Rogers,Who is a national of your country. On the 27th of january 2003, my client, his wife and their only son were involved in a bomb blast here in my country.Unfortunately they all lost their lives in the event of the blast, since then i have made several enquiries to locate any of my clients extended relatives and this has also proved unsuccessful.

PLEASE VIEW THESE WEBSITES BELOW TO CONFIRM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2718295.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2698081.stm

After these several unsuccessful attempts, I decided to trace his relatives over the Internet, to locate any member of his family but of no avail, hence I contacted you. I contacted you to assist in repatriating the money and property left behind before they get confiscated or declared unserviceable by the security company where my client lodged these huge deposits. Particularly, the security company where the deceased had an account valued at about (US$7.5million) U.S dollars. Consequently, the security company issued me a notice to provide the next of kin or have the account confiscated within a short time.

Since I have been unsuccessful in locating the relatives for over some years now, I seek your consent to present you as the next of kin of the deceased since you share the same surname so that the proceeds of the account valued at US$7.5million can be paid to you for both of us to share the funds; 60% to me and 35% to you, while 5% should be for expenses or tax as your government may require. I have all necessary legal documents that can be used to backup the claim, in lieu of the above, I also want to inform you of the need to make preparations to go to london,U.k where the security company maintains an offshore remittance claims center where clientele from Europe and America receive all deposits made in their favour. All I require is your honest cooperation to enable us see this deal through.

I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law. Please indicate your readiness to assist me, so that all the information's about this funds will be passed to you immediately.You should send to me your full names,Contact address, your private telephone for oral conversation .You can get in touch with me through my private e-mail address ([email protected]) for further discussion as we progress .

Thanks for your kind co-operation.

Barrister Olawole Richards
 
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ScriptOhio;874962; said:
This one has to be legit; since the SOB is a barrister (i.e. lawyer). He has to be a lawyer since he wants to keep 60% for himself while giving me (the potential rightful heir) only 35%. In addition, there are actual news articles.


Hey this one is legit. I personally have spoken to him and he tells the truth. He has even spoken to my dead G' mother in the after life.
One change though, you have to send $100,000. to the address I pm'd you.
Don/t wait send it today and remember that the more you send the more you might get in return.
 
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How old and out of touch BY NOW do you really need to be for this to keep working?

Man loses $750k in spam scam

An 80-year-old Newport Beach man tells police he wired money overseas after getting an e-mail from a stranger.

By JON CASSIDY
The Orange County Register
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CORONA DEL MAR ? An 80-year-old Newport Beach man who received an e-mail from a stranger saying that he'd won the lottery lost $749,741 in a scam, police said.
Wilton Hebert of Corona told police Tuesday that he had wired money into an international bank account some time in July.
Reached at home, Hebert said he didn't want to talk about the case.
Lt. Steve Koudelka of the Newport Beach Police Department said the scam, where a fraudulent e-mail is sent to countless e-mail addresses, was run from Spain.
"He kept sending 'em more money and more money," Koudelka said.
 
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