Hi Anthony, Nasty people out there or indeed in here. It is good to expose these scams and get them known. Arild is correct, yahoo are often used for this type of scam. We run and lease traffic exchanges and recently we were compromised by a bunch of cheaters fron China that had developed 'cheat' software. The point being there were over 100 of them and the ring leader advised them to use yahoo for their email address. Easy to get and easy to change to another one. These emails as well as the Banking ones that eventually ask for your bank details are rife in the build up to Christmas, so be warned. Remember that no ethical organisation will ever ask you to send your details. Have a great week and hold on to your wallets! :)

Hi Anthony. You are right to expose this rubbish and warn others who might be less knowledgeable about internet scams. Arild is also correct about yahoo email addresses. I run and lease traffic exchanges and we were recently comprimised by Chinese members using cheat software that they had developed. There was over 100 of them and they all had yahoo email addresses. Also beware of the bank scams that are rife again at the moment. Remember that no ethical organisation will ever ask for your personal details to be added to an email. Throw these in the bin. Stay safe and hold on to your wallets :)

Common sense folks. Right now it is our best defense.

Hi Anthony, my security minded friend! Thanks for the heads up. There are no places safe from these scams - just keep educating everyone, and maybe they'll stop... Although I think the only thing that will truly stop them is a lack of suckers and greed. :) God bless, Dave PS: Get 25 Euros free right now: http://www.cashpayway.com/index.php?ref=356153

This is not the only message of this type circulating on the Internet. I receive, on average, one or more a week from different names. It's one of the most common scams on the Net. Rose