Re-profiling Funds (Scam Warning)

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This is a typical bank scam message — in this case claiming to come from Taiwan — and it asks for your help in “re-profiling” certain funds. Sounds like a sophisticated business maneuver. Unfortunately the message is from a scammer, not a bank, and the only thing to be “re-profiled” is your wallet, by transferring its contents into the scammer’s pocket.

Reply-To: Mr_wong_shiuki@163.com
From: “Mr Wong Shiu Ki.” subscriptions@northisland.ca
Subject: RE
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2016

Dear Friend,

I am Mr. Wong Shiu Ki, an Account Officer with the International Bank of Taipei and I have a very sensitive and confidential brief for you from international bank of Taipei, Taiwan. I am requesting for your partnership in re-profiling funds I will give the details, but in summary, the funds are coming via Bank of Taipei Taiwan.

This is a legitimate transaction; you will be paid 30% for your Management Fees”. If you are interested, please write back and provide me with your confidential telephone and fax numbers, Country and I will provide further details and instructions. Please keep this confidential, as we can’t afford more political problems. Finally, please note that this must be concluded within two weeks. Please write back promptly to my private email: Mr_wong_shiuki@163.com Please do not reply if you are not interested.

Please if you are not interested delete from your mailbox.
I look forward to it.
Regards,
Mr Wong Shiu Ki.
Mr_wong_shiuki@163.com

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Lt. General Susan J. Helms (scam alert)

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Scammers often use the names of real people in their scam messages to make the messages look legitimate. It turns out that there really is a US Air Force general named Susan Helms, but she of course has nothing to do with the message below, which is a standard type of “mystery scam” message. The scammers are just using her name to try to get you on the hook so they can pick your pocket.

Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2016
Subject: Hello friend
From: jardin.paix@comorestelecom.km
Reply-To: susanjjhelms@hotmail.com

Hello friend

How are you doing? My names are Susan Jane Helms, Lieutenant General in the United States Air Force and a former NASA Astronaut, i saw your email and decided to contact you on something important, am a woman of integrity, am not contacting you for childish games, rather i have a profitable something to share with you.

Please do not fail to contact on this email address : ( susanjjhelms@hotmail.com )

Kindly reply back.

Have a nice day as am expecting your feedback soon.

Lt General, USAF. Susan J. Helms.

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Harley Wang Mystery Scam

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The message below is a classic example of a “mystery scam” message. The scammer gives you almost no information (except a promise to transfer $21 million dollars to you). He’s just trying to get you to reply, and once he has you talking, he figures he’ll be able to come up with a way (any way) to pick your pocket.

Reply-To: hawhg-1212@yahoo.com
From: Harley Wang fciaccjd@rhp.com.br
Subject: contact me
Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2016

contact me for information to transfer 21.4m to you. I will tell you more information after I get your reply.

Harley

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