scammers!!

[alfred e numan]

I was-was as in past tense getting these Ladys- and i use that word loosely! In my e-mail in box- so, searched the www. and found the photo you see- It has a pretty little flower - and a great big blow-fly on "it". lol. They never right me back---- how come?

 

[maddmike]

Thats just gross!!!

 

[Trip]

I guess I don't get it???

 

[alfred e numan]

I guess I don't get it???

the photo is my standard response included with my rather caustic return e-mail to all suspected scammer e-mails in my inbox. There is a saying-- A photo is worth a thousand words.

 

[mnbaja]

I guess I don't get it???

Me either ?

 

[GTS 666]

Well in that case your response to Internet Scammers just STINKS. LOL.

 

[Trip]

Now I get it, you sent them a pic of dog poop... Funny.

 

[alfred e numan]

I do not always sent the photo- depends where the e-mail is coming from. I view the sourse - look for x- originating numbers- copy this number to paper- go to a free site and enter the numbers- This site shows down to 3 square meters where the e-mail was sent from- even the type of p-c, cell phone thing, whatever was used.- Most scammers in my in-box are either in the U.K. or Africa- Gahana. There are prograns to show fake x-originating numbers on e-mails- most beginner scammers are not aware this exisits.