discussion A real spam email!

[tr1ckey66]

It's obviously a simple substitution cypher and I reckon I've cracked it.

Just PM me your bank details and I'll let the Nigerian prince know where to send your end of the $28 million.

Cheers

Gordon Welchman

Cheers Steve
I'm wiring my money right now. Also sent photocopies of my driving licence and passport for verification purposes.
I'll see you all right when I receive my millions!!!

 

[Gern]

That's a common spam trick - a random collection of words, emailed in the hope that you'll respond in some way. Then they'll know you're a real person.
Pete

I suspect Jakko is right Pete. There's almost some sense in the words relating to money - too many for the text to be completely random.

No matter though. It appears Steve has stepped in to act as Paul's agent so this particular opportunity has passed us by. Next time though, I'll keep it to myself!

PS Paul & Steve: As I made you aware of this offer, it's gonna cost you both a cup of coffee at Cosford as my commission - but only if you actually receive the money and turn up at Cosford!