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Another email address used by this dumb scammer from Nigeria - globalhacktech@gmail.com

Orig IP: 197.210.61.139 | Orig ISP: Mtn Nigeria Communication Limited | City: Lagos | Country: Nigeria | More info: https://www.iptrackeronline.com?ip_addr ... 210.61.139

They are scammers who spam email addresses that they harvest from the internet with their fake deals, in the hope that someone will respond.

Hello dumb scammer armata.financial.

The proof is in the original post for everyone to see - legitimate businesses in the Financial Services industry don't use free Gmail email addresses and mobile phones as their main telephone numbers and don't spam LinkedIn to advertise their services.

This dumb scammer decided to sign up here, so it's only fair that we give him some promotion. :twisted: Are you having any difficulties or looking for a reliable financial instrument lender? seek no further,we are certified Financial Instrument providers in United Kingdom. We are direct providers o...

I would like to know, JL1, what your interest in Maruki Trading is to make you ask such a strange question.

The fact is that they are scammers who spam out lists of machines that they don't stock, trying to trick unsuspecting victims into paying for them.

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Thank you for reporting your scam, you stupid scammer.

Lottery scams are a variation of Advance Fee Fraud scams where the promised reward is the winnings of a lottery (usually millions of dollars, but often also cars etc.). The scammer will usually write, claiming to be a representative of the lottery company, telling the victim that they are the winner...

Lottery scams are a variation of Advance Fee Fraud scams where the promised reward is the winnings of a lottery (usually millions of dollars, but often also cars etc.). The scammer will usually write, claiming to be a representative of the lottery company, telling the victim that they are the winner...

Hello,

I'm "Dr Sheldon Cooper", the site administrator.

I'm from the UK and have worked my whole career in banking. I am a currently a senior manager working in the fraud department of one of the UK's largest banks.

In my spare time I enjoy fishing, golf and gardening.