Comments on: Attn: Beneficiary Message from Robert S Mueller – Mrs Amanda White

By: bogda noble

bogda noble — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 19:09:08 +0000

Dear Robert-I have hotnail from you and informatiom that I have$107000000I cant pay fee, I have to small money, you can send ne courier or open bank assount-you plus me later I change. Former president Bush told that i have fourclosire- I never have home in Anerica, sombody use my identifi, I have second passport.
my phone-6192553957
call morning

By: david tincher

david tincher — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:02:14 +0000

My first scam received was a little old lady in the hospital who was dying and had
a short time to live. This person reminded me of my grandmother in a nursing
home and my heart went out to her. She offered me her money and told me to
contact her barrister, but I explained to her that I was there for her and not the funds. I did not hear from her for awhile, but the barrister kept communicating with me and insisting that I pay funds to collect her money as I had become her beneficary. I refused to pay for funds I did not want and I asked about the lady. The lady recontacted me and insisted that I work with the barrister, but information was wrong. She said she had been in a coma, and the barrister said he was in contact with her. I stopped talking and she came back on-line and called me by a different name. I agree that there are so many needy persons out their who could use help. I think it is a pure shame that scammers use information like this to prey and hurt individuals who just want to help.

By: kim baxter

kim baxter — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 03:12:18 +0000

ive been recieving e-mails from mrs amanda white,her att;and saying the fbi agents name is robert mueller111.i ve been praying for mrs white to over come her cancer,or at least not be in pain.if this is a scam ,well sham,sham.theres alot of people out there that realy do need our prayers.

By: David Tincher

David Tincher — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:09:49 +0000

I just received an email concerning Samual McCoy and the FBI. I went to the FBI website and it gives alot of good information about scams. The best advice that I have found is the fact that if it was legitimate, they would not ask you for any funds whatsoever because all expenses are paid to be delivered to your door. If you hold out long enough and make copies of what these scammers send to you, you will find that they forget who they have sent what and they screw up big time by mixing their information. Also, pick out events, places, and people on these scams and look them up on the internet. Sometimes the names will be correct, but their location is different, address is different and the events do not exist. I had one scammer who gave me the wrong address for a bank in England, another had the right lottery information but the wrong sponsors and promoters. Before you get mixed up with these people, please do your homework and check every possible avenue.

By: Regina Keplinger

Regina Keplinger — Tue, 26 May 2009 05:22:52 +0000

OMG! I just got the same form of email, only it was Samuel McCoy of the FBI and National Bureau of Interpol. The Delivery Officer was Rev. Mark Holgord. That is just amazing! These people blow my mind! What gets me is that they use bogus emails, and really if you are from the government, you’re going to use a government email are you not? Not yahoo, gmail, or aol. Come on. Well I sent a copy to the Feds on their internet scams websit maybe that will help somebody.