It never ceases to amaze me that people will assume that an email
purporting to come from e-gold but which is obviously a scammer hard at
work is genuine. Take the recent spat of e-gold2.com emails or was it
e-gold3.com? I cannot remember but it was certainly not e-gold.com as
evidenced by the
I've already alerted [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Another login harvester spam just came in.
They're using e-goldaccountupdate.com registered a few days ago.
Jones, Anita L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PO Box 19
Nolan, TX 79537
US
3257983178
And from Whitepages.com
Jones, Roy D
118
Dear Friends,
Several recent messages on the subject of scammers
and fraud sites have been posted. Of course, there
is an outfit being organized to address these
problems, and others, in our industry. That group
is the Global Digital Currencies Association, GDCA.
Of course, it does take time to
Dear Patrick Mandell,
Dear MR. jim Daivdson
Hi.
I have information leading to the phony e- scam website,
we know where they are at now, and we have the links,
names, and their local host, is there a reward available?
Yes, sure. Which e-scam web site do you mean?
Do you have their e-gold a
Got this mail:
Hello!
E-gold company opened new e-gold lottery site:
http://www.e-gold-win.com.
Every day you have chance to win extra cash!
Every e-gold member took part in the first lottery, that was hold
on the 4th of December. E-gold company made a present to every e-gold
user and put a bid
Dear John,
> The letter and names are about the same, want some
> kind of CD for guarantee of shipment. Don't they ever
> give up??
Not for decades. Look, scams don't have to pay much.
If they get one sucker in a million tries, and they
make 150 million tries a year, that's 150 suckers. At,
w
