Warning scammers

Hi!

Here is how some random scammers tried to do...

Here is the 2nd e-mail and if you get anythin like this one you know your getting scammed...

Hi Seller thanks for the quick response.I live in Whittier
California.I will like to purchase this ITEM from you with nothing
less than EUR1100 for this ITEM i will love to pay you by cash and come
for the pick up but am out of states right now that’s why i will be
giving you an additional EUR100 for the shipment to my son Abroad
through USPS. And i will be paying you with PayPal or bank transfer
cause it is the
safest and easiest way for online transactions and because i am a
verified PayPal member and I could also send payment through my bank.So i
will like you to send me your PayPal ID or
send me your bank information so as to make payment right away.But if
you don’t have a PayPal just visit http://www.PayPal.com.And sign
up.Thanks.And
one more thing i will like you to please be honest with me so as to
link you with my other friends in case you have other goods because i
have just been scammed by a seller.Thanks! And i will like to see
pictures.You can call me on 009447024015911…..

And then much yada yada yada about fast shipment and **** like that…then came the “paypal e-mails” but on the PayPal web site you can’t find anything about any transactions or tracking ID confirmations or anything so I googled the e-mail adr. and found this page...on that page the scammers are supposedly from Nigeria but "our" scammers were from the states

Scammers e-mail list:
bauerbristow2009@yahoo.com
dvdsmith03@gmail.com (on behalf of Service@paypal)
accountmonitoredonline@officeemail.net

P.S. some good advice – PayPal e-mails has a green “microsoft ok/safe” shield…I’m not sure how to explain it but thats what it looks like in windows Live...allways google all the e-mail adresses and topics and everything if possible...


EDIT

All the new e-mail addresses:

mrsnaomiedward@gmail.com
jerseypee@hotmail.com
loveme2sexy@gmail.com
smithcoleus02@gmail.com

is it evil to make a little program (NOT a virus) that kills the scammers computer?

Here are some more details:

Name that's shown when a a-mail is received: Mark Beckly
E-mail: mark_beckley01@yahoo.com

Details that "he" sends:
Name :- James Beckley
Address:- 40 Bamwell avenue
City:- Visalia
State:- California
Zip Code:- 93277
Country:- USA

This guy says that he can't use PayPal for unknown reasons so he wants you bank account details/information.

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I googled hes e-mail adr. and found that he wants to buy many expensive items and products via yahoo. So I wrote and asked if he could pay via PayPal but no (I guess he recognized my e-mail adr.) so then I asked why he doesn't use the same details as before but nothing...

Anyway, I hope this helps...or at least helps someone that's not sure about the sender and googles the same e-mail addresses or names

Hi DjKraid

I'm glad you you realized this was as a scammer.

This is just one of many different variations of "advanced fee" scams where you are asked to send money in exchange for a profit. ALL of these types of requests are scams! to get your money and/or bank account / credit card / paypal information.

Also note... Quite often these scams are international. This is because some scammers may even send you a bogus money order or check. International checks may take awhile to pass through international banks. BUT when the bank finds your check is bogus, you're the one on hook!

See this news article: Banks Honor Bogus Checks and Scam Victims Pay (even after a bank might say the check "cleared" after a couple days)

I don't get it how the god damn scammers and BSers always finds me...ok I always sell loads of expensive stuff and have many "posts" (or what ever it can be called) on different sites...but how can someone from (ex.) US find me especially when everything is written in Finnish..?

This is a full time job for most of these scammers. They spend their day in internet cafes crawling the web for new prey. It's both unfortunate (and maddening) that most continue finding new willing victims that believe their con.

Even more maddening that few are actually caught and prosecuted since these scams are almost always international

making and implementing are two entirely different things

Well guess what...here is one scammer more...

jerseypee@hotmail.com

How the f**k do they always find me..? -the funny thing is that I added today 9 "items" / made 9 adds and they took the cheapest of them all this time and not like before...

EDIT

This one wanted to buy my old Yamaha Amplifier

And here is one scammer more...

loveme2sexy@gmail.com

This one wanted to "buy" my old Prolian ML350 G3 server...

And here is the newest...

smithcoleus02@gmail.com

They now want to buy a old crappy subwoofer (Sony Explod 10")

Back...here is one more with one little difference, this one uses Google Translate and in the end of the mail it says "please write me back in English".

mrsnaomiedward@gmail.com

I just found a scammer who is selling / giving away a "Blue and Gold Macaw". The scammer is using google translate with poor results and it says that it just recently has lost it's daughter and what nat...any how the price at all pages and ads ranges from 100€ to 500€ and then tha scammer has taken the pictures from google...

Anyhow the birds name is "SCARLET" and they told me it's in Belgium and on the other pages we found it was where ever...



The e-mail addresses the scammers are using (that we (me and my gf) have found so far):
kelly.westly@gmail.com
doctormariaperez@gmail.com


Here is the original site where the scammer has taken the picures (atleast the ones I got).

My summary, they have made a piss poor job and no research at all. But anyhow I will try to find out what they want this time and keep this thread up to date.


P.S.

Links to my other posts about scammers:
http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic152984.html - they stuff of high value


LAST UPDATE - 27.7.2011

more scammers but now they want something else...new thread here

Here is a few places where we have found the same scammer:

http://www.adoos.fi/post/13450451/scalet_macaw_papukaija_200_euroa

http://www.adoos.fi/post/11168416/afrikka_macaw_papukaijojen

http://www.adoos.fi/post/7319433/saparapapara_ja_puhelias_macaw_papukaijat_etsivien

http://keltainenporssi.fi/ilmoitus/...JA KULTA ARA HYVÄKSYTTÄVÄKSI/30276509?rowId=1 - this one has been deleted, I wrote to then about the scammers

http://www.expatads.com/-4-Free-Cla...ds/292738-Macaw-papukaijojen-hyvi-koteja.html - I have written to this page too but no answer and no reaction

WARNING - Phishing

Different topic! (admin just moved this here from an other thread)

So I got this message earlier today, someone is asking for some kind of account confirmation. The sender is "Windows Live™ Taem (yinyq18@hotmail.com)" and yes it is misspelled by the sender (and not by me). Anyhow here is the whole original message:

---Topic and sender--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Windows Live™ Taem

Add to contacts
To windows-live-taem@hotmail.com
From: Windows Live™ Taem (yinyq18@hotmail.com)
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 6:58:19 PM
To: windows-live-taem@hotmail.com

---Message--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dear Account User,


This message is from our data base center to all free Hotmail account owners. We are currently upgrading our data base and e-mail account center. We are deleting all unused accounts to create more space for new accounts. To prevent your account from closing, you will have to update it below so we will know that it's a presently used account. To do this, You have to click on your reply button to reply back to this message and then you fill the information below.


* Username : ………………………...
* Password: …………………………..
* Date of Birth: ……………………...
* Country Or Territory: …………….


Play audio and enter the 10 numbers you hear.
Image with 8 characters
Characters:

Enter the 8 characters you see



Warning!!! Account owner that fails to verify his/her account after two weeks of receiving this warning will lose his or her account permanently.
Sincerely,
The Windows Live Hotmail Team

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Don't reply to this (or if you do just spam the living sh*t out of them)!

Yes so when they sent their first message to me they wanted me to tell them about them self and if I could take care of the parrot.I didn't answer any of their questions instead I asked them loads of questions but now when they replied they said that to hear about me and nice that I could take care of the bird and that I would be a good adopter (or what ever it's called) and of course I didn't get any answers to my questions.
Here is the end of their message:


---This is where the actual scam begins--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Everything is okay now. All is ok, all you
need to do is get back to me the information below to get
airline is registered in your name and address, so that Puppy
can be sent home

Your full names:
City / State:
The complete address of the house:
zIP code:
The name of the closest to the airport:
Phone #:

As soon as I have this information about you, I
immediately go to the UNITED CARGO animal transport company here and get
ticket registered using the name and address. when I'm done
with the flight reservation, UNITED CARGO animal transport company will contact you
contact us by e-mail and telephone with data delivery and
payment information. Please note that the UN CARGO 250 per transport of live animals
company, which has SCARLET airline tickets for more than location. Please when you
your puppy home, make sure to provide the best home they promised.

I look forward to your posts as soon as possible with the requested information.

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(I had to goolge translate their google translation.)

So I will reply to this with some bogus...to be continued...

Now the scammer (kelly.westly@gmail.com) is saying that it will go with the bird to UnitedCargo and give them the details that I gave them (address 'n' stuff) and that the cargo company will contact me with the payment details...so still to be continued...

DjKraid:

If I had to guess, I would think at one point in your life that you might have been taken advantage of by a scammer! If so, I don't think you liked how it felt, and are now on a "one man army" to warn and rid the world of these "bottom feeders"! I admire what your doing and support activist-ism................

Good luck on your valiant crusades!

Nope, actually my first encounter with scammers was when I posted my first thread. I only find them when I'm scrolling trough "marketplaces" (like for ex. ebay) when I try to sell stuff and check what stuff is worth. And then of course sometimes they find me, like now...

Anyhow I also know a few people that have been scammed and that sort of motivates me