Hi all
Looks like I will be going shopping for a new car & caravan as I’ve just received a letter from a Jarod Dawson the director of PM Capital in Australia informing me someone with same surname as me has passed away with no next of kin leaving $ 62,478,850 in his bank,
All he wants me to do is contact him on his email or phone, he will “prepare the appropriate legal documents to make it easier for me to release the funds without breaking the law”
He assures me this is 100% legal and risk free if I strictly follow his instructions,
He then goes to say we will share the money 50 50.
Now what outfit would over 31 million dollars get me I wonder
Do Bugatti offer a towbar as I’m fancying a Veyron although I’ve looked on outfit matcher and it doesn’t seem to be listed
Stay safe everyone
Graham
oooooooooooo so the nigerian prince has now moved country and is doing paid work? why would you be towing? what you need is one of these Marchi Mobile's EleMMent Palazzo Superior at a mere £3 million it would still leave you plenty
Seems like far too good an opportunity for you to let pass by, personally I would grab it with both hands.
A chance like this doesn't come along every day, maybe just twice a year.
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As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
I won a lottery yesterday and would receive big discounts in all stores, they put the phone down on me when I asked how much I'd have to pay. The Indian accent in a call center kind of gave it away as a scam.
Surely the executor for the deceased is responsible for searching for "lost" relatives and the payment for any detection that is required.
Jarad Dawson and PM Capital of Australia actually exist.
Jarod Dawson's email address j****** at pmcapital.com.au
Company phone number +61 2 8243 0888
whilst this is obviously a scam, my missis recieved a call like this a few months ago.
she told them to sod off a few times before they proved their identity and turned out they were looking for relatives of an uncle she never knew she had who had died...
SG Thomas just provide me with your card details & PIN number and the £100,000 will be on its way 😂😂
Bramston I’ve already checked this guy out & know he & his company exist but on my letter it’s a different email address & phone number
Gedsjeep not sure if I’m prepared to contact him through email as someone who knows what their doing can hack into all sorts I’ve been hacked a few years ago it was a nightmare changing all cards & personal info
Thanks everyone for your input
Stay safe
Graham
You will receive an unexpected email from UPS/IPS Netherlands Post Office saying they were unable to deliver a package and inviting you to rebook delivery.
If you respond they'll take all your details and then access your computer.
As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
Yup, I've had all of the above, some of them many times. That Nigeria scam one seems to be doing the rounds again lately, I haven't had one of them for years until recently, but I've had two in the past week.
Had several of the courier ones though, UPS, DPD, and DHL come to mind.
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Topic: Is this a scam or what
via mobile 18/11/2021 at 12:14am
