Fraud: another Iraq soldier wants to send you money
As news spreads of convictions of US soldiers convicted of a variety of financial offences in Iraq, spam-scammers are once more using the familiarity such stories bring to the news headlines as a means of snaring victims in advance fee fraud and similar offences. The latest, currently being blasted to millions of addresses is simpler than most.
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This is it - don't be fooled. It's a trap.
????????????????????????????? obahalamu0000000000000000000112@yahoo.co.jp
Attn:Sir/Madam,
I'm Sgt. Irvin Brown, a U.S. Army now on tour of duty in Northern Iraq. I'm in desperate need of your assistance to help me receive US$8M in your home. Please respond for further details.email:sgtirvin_brown_2010@yahoo.co.jp
Sincerely,
Sgt. lrvinbrown
- Irvin Brown
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