Friday, May 22, 2009

An email I received today from "Sgt. Phillip Newman"

This was sent to "none" with no subject. The sender is actually turklittle@cox.net.

We sincerity of heart, I SEEK YOUR INGULGENCE IN THIS Business proposal: I have a business proposal of funds shipment from Iraq to you. With immense benefit to the both of us. If you are interested, I will furnish you with more details.

Sincerely,

Sgt. Phillip Newman.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I received it also, and I am a pissed of Army Veteran. This Soldier died in 2007. I am looking into reporting this to the FBI.

Anonymous said...

"sincerely,
Sgt.Phillip Newman.

I am in need of your assistance. I am in the Engineering military unit here in Ba'qubah in Iraq, we have some amount of funds that we want to move out of the country. we need your help to receive this funds on our behalf. Please i hope you are most suitable for the opportunity of a life time. You will be entitled to 30 percent for your help."

I received a message from "Sgt. Phillip Newman" saying they wish to deliver money to me from Iraq...And when I responded they had a "Charles Simpson" E-Mail me. He said the following, " Goodday,

My name is Charles Simpson. A Diplomatic military private agent sent to deliver to you a package from the Engineering military unit in Ba'qubah in Iraq, I am in London with a package registered in your name, address and tagged as personal effects and covered with a diplomatic coverage consignment trunk box. please you are to send to me your full contact details for proper verification before shippment. Please i want you to get back to me, for us to know if we have the right person on board for the shipment of the package.

I await your swift response,

Regards,

Charles Simpson."

Would this be something I should inform the FBI of or what?

Anonymous said...

Report to the FBI this people are using US military to collect money over the internet I spoke to one of the Military guy on base and he said that this is a BIG SCAM which needs to be reported to the authority.

Anonymous said...

If anyone else gets this email or reads this blog, here's what you need to do...

Delete the email.

It is a scam. There is no one in the military who is doing this. The scammers are most likely in West Africa and the US authorities can do nothing to stop the scammers.