This is fake right ?

[master412160]

Got this as e-mail its fake as hell right ?

Notification Of Your Fund‏

FROM: OFFSHORE SERVICES CENTRE
LONDON, UK.
Notification Of Your Fund
Sir/Madam,
Your application file was sent to the fraud unit for investigation due to your inability to claim your fund. I have recalled the file back today from the fraud unit after due consideration of the executive council meeting to withdraw some of the outstanding payment cases.
In accordance with our new payment program, a second chance has been given to you to make claim of your over due payment. We have sent a payment instruction to our paying bank to advice you and effect payment to you through their banking facility.
On confirmation of this email I will advice you with the bank's contact details and contact person. Your immediate attention to this matter will be highly appreciate.
Looking forward to hearing from you soonest.
Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Mark Benson

 

[Lee Lawson]

Looks fake, so I assume it is.

 

[Zaborg]

If you know OFFSHORE SERVICES CENTRE, then it's not?

 

[juststeven]

99% of emails are spam. So likely to be fake.

 

[master412160]

I don't know OFFshore services centre

 

[Mr. Duck]

I don't know OFFshore services centre

then its fake

 

[Teekay]

99% of emails are spam. So likely to be fake.

Hardly any of my emails are spam, I hardly ever get any spam emails.

 

[juststeven]

It is proven though.

 

[Wood]

http://antifraudintl.org/showthread.php?t=31757

 

[Zaborg]

My spam goes into spam folder, i never see spam emails.... (gmail)

 

[master412160]

Its clear fake as Wood just showed.

Thanks everyone! I kind of knew it was fake.

 

[CyberFreak]

due to your inability to claim your fund.

The lack of an S after fund gave it away for me... Also the non personal greeting is a hint that it is fake (sir/madam). For a email from the UK apparently, it has terrible English.

 

[StripesAndFins]

What gave it away as fake to me is when they said "advice" instead of "advise"

 

[Ashish92]

100% spam

and just a quick check for future reference.

if you ever see a mail like this with "undisclosed-recipients" in the receiving email field then straight forward classify it as spam.

 

[Gimgak]

Of course it's real! Congrats dude, I just hit the pay day too and am about to leave for Nigeria where I'm going to get a dead prince's fortune. Thanks Internet!!

 

[AnAccount]

It is definetly fake. I get emails like this all the time and they just automatically end up in the trash, no questions asked.

 

[David]

It is proven though.

Please give evidence to support your claim. I hardly get spam emails, or at least at your "99%" rate.

 

[MissTake]

While reading through a list of scam emails I found this one.....

From: Economic&Financial Crime Commission efcc <[email protected]>
Date: Friday, January 22, 2010, 11:09:27 AM
Subject: Are you dead or alive?

??????????????????
??????????: [email protected]

Based on our investigation on your payment, we want to know if you're still alive

- Economic&Financial Crime Commission efcc

Some of them are just too funny!

 

[fantanoice]

If it looks fake, then it is fake.

While reading through a list of scam emails I found this one.....

From: Economic&Financial Crime Commission efcc <[email protected]>
Date: Friday, January 22, 2010, 11:09:27 AM
Subject: Are you dead or alive?

??????????????????
??????????: [email protected]

Based on our investigation on your payment, we want to know if you're still alive

- Economic&Financial Crime Commission efcc

Some of them are just too funny!

Tell them you're dead.

 

[KMRock]

haha a classic spam email.