Here is an email I received today. Have anyone else received one like this...
Subject: dog puppies for sale
From: "thomas murphy" <animalsdomm@yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, March 2, 2006 8:50 am
To: A1CUjayne@aol.com
Priority: Normal
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Hi,
I have 12 years experience in breeding dogs.
I have 38 German Shepherd puppies for sale. I have 21 males and 17 females. They are from German Bloodlines with titled pedigrees. Their Grand Sire is Rikkor Von Bad-Boll. They will have their first set of shots and all of their wormings will be up to date.
us$100 per one.
Also i have 44 english bulldogs puppies for sale.AKC,champion bloodlines,20 males and 24 females.
Unit price is US$130
And 16 chihuahua pups for sale.
9 males and 7 females.
unit price is US$110
Do call me on : 234-8028660694 or reply for more details and pictures.
Thanks,
Thomas.
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Is this CC Baird all over again? If it is not I apologize but anyone with that many dogs for sale worries me.... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />
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Did a Google on the number. Got five hits. The number has been used by 'Fred Malvin' to sell X-Boxes and canola oil, 'Alisha Habby' for X-Boxes, and cell phones in England & Spain.
You would think people would be wise to this junk now. However a nurse down in Canton, OH, got left holding the bag for $30k on the fake money order scam. Saw recently where some elderly doctor in California blew $3 million on the inheritance scam. UCI Psychiatrist Bilked by Nigerian E-Mails
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Did a Google on the number. Got five hits. The number has been used by 'Fred Malvin' to sell X-Boxes and canola oil, 'Alisha Habby' for X-Boxes, and cell phones in England & Spain. ...You would think people would be wise to this junk now. However a nurse down in Canton, OH, got left holding the bag for $30k on the fake money order scam. Saw recently where some elderly doctor in California blew $3 million on the inheritance scam. UCI Psychiatrist Bilked by Nigerian E-Mails
Just want to alert people that Kuwait has become another hotbed of the kind of rip-off that has been coming out of Nigeria.
A Buddhist zendo for which I do accounting received two offers to get funding from a Kuwait "millionaire" wishing to give funds to churches around the world.
I believe that if I hadn't told the dog people in that zendo about the scams we've all read about, they might have believed this scam. It was comparatively well-done. But it was so reminiscent of the dog-purchase scams I had described to them that alarm bells went off instantly.
Well...considering English Bulldogs generally sell $1000 + due to the fact that they have difficult deliveries that normally end in C-sections.....I'd say SCAM.
Word of caution: these same ads are popping up on online classifieds AND internet-versions of newspapers. A man had an English Bulldog for $130 with paper..health info...and pic included with dog. SCAM! Sad thing is...it was posted in a po-dunk online newspaper.
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