Imran Capital Investment (Scam Alert)

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If you don’t run a business and yet you are getting messages that claim to want to invest millions in your business, you can be pretty sure those messages are scams. (Another clue: a company that supposedly invests millions of dollars ought to be able to avoid sending email messages in broken English.)

Business investment scams work like other kinds of advance fee frauds. If you take the bait, the scammers will promise to provide you with lots of cash, but you’ll find that you have to advance some cash of your own to grease the transaction. If you pay, the scammer will disappear and you’ll never hear from him again.

Imran Progenix Capital info@imran.com

Dear Partner

We are Imran Capital Investment, your partner in startup.ch.Our Group invest in fast growing businesses at all stages of their development and across all sectors of business

We have been an active investor; sometimes investing to the tune of $150 to $200 million per transaction.

From our location in Saudi Arabia, we are able to keep a pulse on emerging investment trends in new global markets and finding entrepreneurs with lucrative business models.

Due to the lucrative nature of your business,we have developed interest to invest in your business and I believe we can work together to achieve this goal. Kindly contact us for further discusion.

Regards
IMRAN ABDUL GROUP
(CEO) Imran Capital – Investment
Email: info@progenixcapitals.com

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Chinese Tutor for Lucas Green (Scam Alert)

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Why, you might ask, did you get a message asking you to provide Chinese lessons when you can’t speak Chinese? Probably because the message is a scam and was blast-mailed to tens of thousands of people randomly, even though you may think it was directed personally to you.

“Lucas Green” wants you to provide his son “Kenneth Green” with Chinese lessons, and will be glad to pay you. He’s ready to have his lawyer cut the check, in fact, so just send him your contact information. If you do, though, you’ll find that as with all advance fee frauds, you have to put some of your own money up front (probably to pay the imaginary lawyer’s fees), before you can get your payment (or so “Lucas” will tell you). If course if you do put the money up front, “Lucas Green” and his imaginary son Kenneth will disappear and you’ll never hear from them again.

From: Lucas Green lucasgreenheart@yahoo.co.uk
Subj: Chinese Tutor

Hello,

I’m Lucas Green, During my search for a lesson teacher that would help in taking my son (Kenneth). During is stay in USA. I found your advert and it is very okay to me since you specialize in the area I’m seeking for him. My son would be coming to your city before the end of this month for a period of time with his friend,

I’ll like to know if you can help in taking him for the lesson? just to keep him busy. Kenneth is 14 years old, So kindly let me know your charges cost per hour/lesson in order for me to arrange for his payment before he travels down to your side.

He will be staying there for one months.

Please Reply back on:

(1). Your charges per 1 hour (3 times a week for 1 Months):starting from 5th November Until 30th November 2012 

(2)  Total Cost For 12 class/12 hours lessons  in 1 month

(3). The Day and time you will be available to teach him During the week:

Well am very happy that i see you as my Son tutor,about your years of Experience there is no problem about the lessons,my caregiver lives very close to the Area.

So there is no problem for the lesson OK my caregiver will be bringing him to your location for the lessons and you can teach my him Anywhere around you if that is OK by you so i will like you to teach my Son the best of you when he get to the USA for the lessons.

I will like you to email me with your schedule for the lessons, I will like you to email me with the name on the check and Full mailing address where the check will be mailed to and including your Home and Cell phone number because my  attorney that want to issue out the check is leaving the State by this week okay and also Kenneth is a beginner lessons learning, Await  your response asap.

Also the lessons will commence by 5th November Until 30th November 2012  is this okay by you?

I will be awaiting to read from you.

Best Wishes.
Lucas.

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Charity Loan Solution (scam alert)

In a tough economy, all sorts of scams appear that make phony offers to help people out of economic trouble. This example looks like it’s going to offer you a low-interest loan (or maybe even “charity”), but you can be sure it operates just like a standard advance fee fraud: to get the “loan” you have to put up, say $100 in “processing fees,” and then once you pay up the “loan officer” vanishes with your money and is never heard from again.

Charity Loan Solution offer loan at 0.5%, Contact us today for a loan contract which can be completed within a space of 2 days. Contact us below for with the following detail for more information

Email: decharityloansservice@hotmail.com

Provide details Below

Name: 
Amount Needed: 
Country:
Personal Phone Number:
Purpose:
 
(Note: Application will be accepted only via decharityloansservice@hotmail.com)
 
Note: We only lend $5000USD minimum and $100,000,000 Maximum.
 
Regards,
Marcus Jones

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