A scam? Surely not.

[VeritasVincit]

My latest e-mail. Unless I can find the problem with it, I'll have to respond.



Like hell. They must think I'm daft.

[subsub]

It's just a routine check, what could go wrong?

[lambrini]

"Libby Barr"

Lol

Why do they always choose unconvincing names?

[subsub]

"Libby Barr"

Lol

Why do they always choose unconvincing names?

It's normally just "John" when it's obviously a Nigerian scam.
Years ago I had an old wanadoo email account, and I was always getting spam emails. The best sender's name was "Gethin Cervais"

[beingsoblase]

"Libby Barr"

Lol

Why do they always choose unconvincing names?

It's normally just "John" when it's obviously a Nigerian scam.
Years ago I had an old wanadoo email account, and I was always getting spam emails. The best sender's name was "Gethin Cervais"

The Nigerian scammers usually don't understand how western names work, its why a lot of them use two first names in their letters.
A legendary one on a scam baiting forum I frequent was called "Paul Andy" who waited nearly a year for a consignment of rolex watches, x boxes and ten grand cash.
The scam biter at on point got him to travel all the way to ghana, to wait 6 hours in a hotel lobby for a courier who surprisingly never showed up.

[JimmyDee]

On an actual computer you can hover the cursor over the email address, and at the bottom left-hand side of the screen it will tell you the real link you're clicking on.
You can't, of course, do that on a phone, so you'll never know if the link is in the Cyrillic alphabet, or takes you to a generic "nothing to do with the BBC" site

[kancutlawns]

On an actual computer you can hover the cursor over the email address, and at the bottom left-hand side of the screen it will tell you the real link you're clicking on.
You can't, of course, do that on a phone, so you'll never know if the link is in the Cyrillic alphabet, or takes you to a generic "nothing to do with the BBC" site

You clicked on a link to a phish mail?

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Ye gods

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

RegProtect will safeguard you from these perils and for what many might consider to be a reasonable fee. It uses the very latest DetectiveDerek algorithm to cunningly spot spam early on, or at least after 50-60 clues. I swear by it.

[antdad]

My latest e-mail. Unless I can find the problem with it, I'll have to respond.



Like hell. They must think I'm daft.

Nothing wrong with it. I've been paying a £1000 a month for the licence fee the past six months, worth every penny.

[Sadact7]

My latest e-mail. Unless I can find the problem with it, I'll have to respond.



Like hell. They must think I'm daft.

"Tv.Licesning"

Fucking retards

[Sid Pervcat]

Licesning

[lambrini]

My latest e-mail. Unless I can find the problem with it, I'll have to respond.



Like hell. They must think I'm daft.

"Tv.Licesning"

Fucking retards

Sometimes I feel like replying to these cunts with something like "Oi, Libby! Now m8! Fook off ya bastard" to see how they respond.

[kancutlawns]

My latest e-mail. Unless I can find the problem with it, I'll have to respond.



Like hell. They must think I'm daft.

"Tv.Licesning"

Fucking retards

Sometimes I feel like replying to these cunts with something like "Oi, Libby! Now m8! Fook off ya bastard" to see how they respond.

You should do. What's to lose?

[lambrini]

My latest e-mail. Unless I can find the problem with it, I'll have to respond.



Like hell. They must think I'm daft.

"Tv.Licesning"

Fucking retards

Sometimes I feel like replying to these cunts with something like "Oi, Libby! Now m8! Fook off ya bastard" to see how they respond.

You should do. What's to lose?

Wouldn't they have my name and email address? That's why it's called phishing.