Scam Tip Report #18618 - Re: reply
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| Christopher Rogers (Fairfax, VA, United States) Added the following extra information on :2015-01-09 09:47:21 |
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from: Huang, Yi
to: "info@live.com"
date: Wed, Jan 7, 2015 at 3:33 AM
subject: information
mailed-by: illinois.edu
Message: Your email ID has been picked for a lump sum of ($800,000. 00 USD) in microsoft To claim send your Details Contact Email: (w8.online@live.com)
Message: Your email ID has been picked for a lump sum of ($800,000. 00 USD) in microsoft To claim send your Details Contact Email: (w8.online@live.com)
From me to all about this scam:
What really gets me is that this person is using an EDU. Email address, being a student I know that 1. These are not so easy to get. 2. These edu. addresses are easy to track down. 3. Using edu. For non-educational use is pretty big treble on top of trying to scam someone with it. I have included the header information with this post/reply at the bottom of this message. Please anyone else feel free to post and reply to my message I am trying to get this person investigated.
Thanks C.R
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From: "Huang, Yi"
To: "info@live.com"
Subject: information
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Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2015 08:33:00 +0000
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