Good day to you! For those of you in the US, I hope you had a fab Gobble and Wobble day. I received this message this morning. This person is a member of our community, but has no friends on their profile, nor any other information about themselves (ie no website, no picture, no About Me) and has 2 blocks against them already. This is definately a scam. No doubt about it. It is closely related to the infamous Nigerian scam. Don't fall for it. Side note: I guess they could buy the Golden Gate bridge with their 9 million dollars. I'd sure sell it to them:) Anyway, I thought you should be aware of this scammer in our midst. Be careful out there, Lisa :`) Here is the message I received: From Judith Makoulou: Very Important And Response Needed Urgently. Date: 11/25/2005 Dear Lisa, Compliments of the seasons. My name is Miss Judith Makoulou. I'm approaching 26 years old. I hails from Brazzaville-Congo Democratic Africa. I would like if you could help me to retrieve and deliver my Dad's inheritance worth of 9 million dollars to your country so that I and my younger brother could come over and recontinue our education in your country because our parents are dead because of the war in my country. Pls do not ignore this message rather kindly direct your confirmation response to my private email address so that I could relates you with further clarifications for my reason why contacting you in this regard. God bless you as I waits to hear from you at your earliest time. Yours Faithfully, Judith Makoulou Private E-Mail: judvid2.... (removed for security purposes) Very Important And Response Needed Urgently.

Hi Lisa, Tahnk you for the heads up. Best regards to you Paul aka soldier blue

oop's ment to say thank you ;)

Hi Lisa, Thanks for the warning, I have been getting e-mails from someone telling me that my E-Gold account is in danger. That someone has tried to get into my account and I need to reset my password. When I go to my E-Gold account, (not through the link in the e-mail) I find that there have been no unsuccessful logins. So everyone be aware of this too. Never login through the link in the e-mail that is where they get you. Thier fake site is so much like the real site that you can hardly tell it is fake. E-Gold also told me that the hakers could have spyware on the site or in the attachment that can attack your computer and give them all your information. Thanks again, and remember it is a jungle out there!! Bryan

You are most welcome Paul. Emails like this just infuriate me, because newcomers online don't know any better, and I hate to see folks get taken "for a ride". Thanks for visiting! Lisa :`)