Re: Help Me Get Rich Please 271

[Chika]

In article <ewh4c.13623$i76.231763@attbi_s03>,
<bdutwv@helpmegetrich.com> wrote:
> Hi, my name is James, and I need your help to get me rich.

Send me some money and I'll tell you how!

(Sodding get rich quick scams...) :<

[5parrow]

Chika wrote:
> In article <ewh4c.13623$i76.231763@attbi_s03>,
> <bdutwv@helpmegetrich.com> wrote:
>
>>Hi, my name is James, and I need your help to get me rich.
>
>
> Send me some money and I'll tell you how!

This one is decidedly stranger than most, though, because it never
promises that YOU will get rich... *boggles*


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[Chika]

In article <c2ssn7$9lm$1@news-int2.gatech.edu>,
5parrow <mail.gatech@gtg692n.edu> wrote:
> Chika wrote:
> > In article <ewh4c.13623$i76.231763@attbi_s03>,
> > <bdutwv@helpmegetrich.com> wrote:
> >
> >>Hi, my name is James, and I need your help to get me rich.
> >
> > Send me some money and I'll tell you how!

> This one is decidedly stranger than most, though, because it never
> promises that YOU will get rich... *boggles*

I know. But if the doofus is stupid enough to try this sort of scam on, it
is possible to assume that they are stupid enough to donate some dosh to
my seemingly neverending cause to keep out of the red!

Though probably the real person behind it is more cynical than stupid...

If, indeed, he really *does* answer to the name of James!