PAYMENT METHOD

[cobram at juno.com]

They only want to hear from you if you've had an Actual Loss.  They used
to have an e-mail where you could forward your 419 letters (with "for
your files only, no monetary loss" in the subject), but that box has been
unattended because of shear volume.  IF you've had an actual loss you
should contact the Local field office:
http://www.usss.treas.gov/field_offices.shtml .  Everybody I know gets at
least 5 of these a week, if everybody faxed then in...well, I'd be much
happier about my Bell stock.

419 can be fun, especially when you out scam the scammers.  One even
asked me to be partners with him after I got him to blow $25 on FedEx,
and wait for me at the airport in Benin at 2AM.  But, hey, he's still my
"brother" according to his last e-mail.  ;-)

Fun stuff:

http://www.scamorama.com/

http://j-walk.com/other/conf/index.htm

BCNU,
http://www.geocities.com/cobramsri/


"Michael Riebs / AudiV8" <AudiV8 at 1stchoicegranite.com> writes:
> I have a contact here in Grand Rapids at the U.S. Secret Service, who
> has requested that I send (well, fax) her ALL Nigerian and 409 scam
> letters that I receive. I am sure she would be more than interested
> in receiving any correspondance between any of y'all and this "Dave"
> character.
>
> Here's her info:
> Erin / U.S. Secret Service   +1 (616) 454-5816 (Fax)
>
> Just hit file/print from your Email program, and select whatever
> fax-driver is in the printer menu, and as soon as you're offline,
> you should be faxing - that is to those of you that are on a dialup
> pjone connection like me...  Everyone else: Figure it out
> yourselves!  :-)

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