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2 years ago ::
Mar 12, 2010 - 5:44PM
#6
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We all need some cash dont we? Nerve of some people. Yes, I have gotten emails requesting help for sick grandmothers and dying family members. You just have to delete it all unfortunately no matter how REAL it may seem.
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3 years ago ::
Oct 04, 2009 - 4:19PM
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I just got one today. I read it, then deleted it. Seemed legit at first, but gave an external email address.
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3 years ago ::
Aug 12, 2009 - 5:55PM
#4
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I've gotten a few of those, and I always delete and report. They're very easy to spot. And I only accept friend requests from people I've posted in some discussions with and have some sense of who they are, not from complete strangers out of the blue.
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3 years ago ::
Jul 26, 2009 - 2:01AM
#3
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That is scary. Thank you for the warning.
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3 years ago ::
Jul 17, 2009 - 7:49PM
#2
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I had someone leave me a message in my inbox asking for friendship. I didn't think anything about it until she(Naomi ?) ask me to allow her to deposit her money into my checking account and for me to buy her a plane ticket to the U.S.. I immediately deleted all information I had from her; she hasn't contacted me since.(I didn'tgive her any information). Everyone beware!!
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3 years ago ::
Jul 17, 2009 - 9:35AM
#1
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If you get emails from people you do not know and who are seeking love or money, beware. BNET has a few bad apples that are getting through the security. For details go here.
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