RE: YOUR KIND REPLY

Fred Baker <fred@cisco.com> Fri, 11 October 2002 03:17 UTC

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To: "Bohlmann, Dave" <dave.bohlmann@windriver.com>
From: Fred Baker <fred@cisco.com>
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At 09:10 AM 10/10/2002 -0700, Bohlmann, Dave wrote:
>   i asked the FBI about these type of emails a while back.  they say it's
>old stuff, still in circulation after God knows how long.  they pop up now
>and then.  this guy's probably long out of office, even dead.

possible, but given the number of these I receive (I have counted a dozen 
in a day) the person sending them isn't very dead.

You might look on the web for information about "419" scams. That is the 
number of the Nigerian law (ever notice a lot of these are from Africa, and 
many from Nigeria?) that it violates. BOttom line, if someone tells you 
that they want to drop millions of dollars into your bank account for money 
laundering purposes, delete the email.

>list: i wonder what this clown would do if we all replied en masse?

I think he would snd from a different email list next time. Probably does 
that anyway.

RE: YOUR KIND REPLY Mike Holdsworth
RE: YOUR KIND REPLY Fred Baker