Ron Olson
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I just opened this e-mail and what I found was a new low in scams.
I don't know how many of you remember Ric Carpenter as he was a member here until his passing a few years ago.
Tonight I get this scam e-mail:
UK Debt Management Office
Eastcheap Court, 11 Philpot Lane,
London, EC3M 8UD,
United Kingdom.
Attention.
UK Management Dept are pleased to inform you that late Mr. Ric Carpenter, made you a beneficiary to a singular investment made on securities numbered on your behalf which has reached its maturity stage, meaning that at this juncture you have just accrued on a two years investment in the tune of Four Hundred and Ten Thousand British Pounds Sterling (£410,000GBP).
The fund in question were secured in an investment return on Securities which were rolled over in the past two years, it is presumed that your benefactor wanted to remain anonymous and detailed that you be notified only upon maturity of the said deposit. This may sound strange to you, but it is real and true. Being a widely traveled man, he must have been in contact with you in the past or simply, maybe you were nominated to him by one of his numerous friends abroad who wished you good.
Late Mr. Ric Carpenter, until his death worked as an investor to the UK Management Dept London. According to him this money is to support humanitarian activities and to help the poor and the needy in your society. Basically, your e-mail was the only means of contacting you, based on the fact that our customer felt that it`s safer because only one person can own an e-mail address.
Further information shall be forwarded to you upon receipt of your mail requesting for the necessary perquisite needed to claim your funds as quick as possible. You are advised to respond to this e-mail
subject on your willingness to claim your funds.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Victoria Horgarth (Esq.)
Head of Legal Department.
It seems bad enough that his online account was hacked but to send this out, I am simply aghast and speechless.
I don't know how many of you remember Ric Carpenter as he was a member here until his passing a few years ago.
Tonight I get this scam e-mail:
UK Debt Management Office
Eastcheap Court, 11 Philpot Lane,
London, EC3M 8UD,
United Kingdom.
Attention.
UK Management Dept are pleased to inform you that late Mr. Ric Carpenter, made you a beneficiary to a singular investment made on securities numbered on your behalf which has reached its maturity stage, meaning that at this juncture you have just accrued on a two years investment in the tune of Four Hundred and Ten Thousand British Pounds Sterling (£410,000GBP).
The fund in question were secured in an investment return on Securities which were rolled over in the past two years, it is presumed that your benefactor wanted to remain anonymous and detailed that you be notified only upon maturity of the said deposit. This may sound strange to you, but it is real and true. Being a widely traveled man, he must have been in contact with you in the past or simply, maybe you were nominated to him by one of his numerous friends abroad who wished you good.
Late Mr. Ric Carpenter, until his death worked as an investor to the UK Management Dept London. According to him this money is to support humanitarian activities and to help the poor and the needy in your society. Basically, your e-mail was the only means of contacting you, based on the fact that our customer felt that it`s safer because only one person can own an e-mail address.
Further information shall be forwarded to you upon receipt of your mail requesting for the necessary perquisite needed to claim your funds as quick as possible. You are advised to respond to this e-mail
subject on your willingness to claim your funds.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Victoria Horgarth (Esq.)
Head of Legal Department.
It seems bad enough that his online account was hacked but to send this out, I am simply aghast and speechless.