Sounds like an email scam to u?

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To report this message as SPAM, CLICK HERE. ALL Users, please click on SHOW IMAGES, or CLICK HERE. Click HERE to unsubscribe or write to the above address Patient: I'm in a hospital! Why am I in here? Doctor: You've had an accident involving a bus. Patient: What happened? Doctor: Well, I've got some good news and some bad news. Which would you like to hear first? Patient: Give me the bad news first. Doctor: Your legs were injured so badly that we had to amputate both of them. Patient: That's terrible! What's the good news? Doctor: There's a guy in the next ward who made a very good offer on your slippers.A doctor is complaining to a mechanic A doctor is talking to a car mechanic, "Your fee is several times more per hour then we get paid for medical care." "Yeah, but you see, doc, you have always the same model, it hasn't changed since Adam; but we have to keep up to date with new models coming every month." -- @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ all that was the message..... I put the message source so u could see that it wasnt from google Wierd that i recieved it on my aol account >.< Eight answers: anonymous 2009-10-03 08:35:26 UTC a scam Kathleen 2016-05-21 10:33:35 UTC It could be. I got a reply from someone and they sent me a Canada Post money order (I live in Canada) for MORE than the amount, and some BS story about sending them some of the money back by Western Union. It was a scam--the money order was COUNTERFEIT. So if you do get a certified cheque, make sure it is for the exact amount. If it is for more, then it is a scam. Do not send them any money. Do not sell or send the computer even after you have deposited the cheque--wait until the bank confirms it is a real cheque, and not counterfeit. This may take a few days (although you could ask the bank how long it will take). Miha L 2009-10-04 09:54:08 UTC I have used free email tracers: http://www.ipaddresslocation.org/email-tracking/email-header.php http://www.find-ip-address.org/email-search/find-email.php and received next result from your details" --------------------------------------- Email Header Analysis Sender IP Address: 174.140.54.50 Host Addres: techs48.usaonlineservice.com Additional IP Information About Email Sender IP Address Country: United States IP Address City Location: Denver IP Address Region: Colorado IP Address Latitude: 39.9134, IP Address Longtitude: -105.0075 Organization: Media Breakaway, LLC ------------------------------------------------ Lizzy 2009-10-03 08:41:57 UTC its probably chain mail chain mail when the email says "send this to 10 people and or u will get killed" or something it happen to me and i have my email address alright and i deleted email from my inbox (when u get these things u just ignore it ,it's just dumb) plus they cant make a scam and in the future don't put ur email address in the internet u never know when u might get hacked fuximus 2009-10-03 08:35:42 UTC nothing weird here. scams are scams, sometimes they're just funny and so obvious and interesting enough for people actually pay attention to them. for future reference: if you ever have even a tiniest bit of doubt about an email: IT'S A SCAM. Nickname 2009-10-03 08:39:23 UTC You realise you just posted your email address on the internet? You'll be getting twice as much spam from now on! anlibeth2000 2009-10-03 08:44:02 UTC Scam with rubbish ? 2009-10-03 08:34:38 UTC Delete that account and get a new one! AHHHHHH ⓘ This content was originally posted on Y! Answers, a Q&A website that shut down in 2021. about - legalese Loading...

Answer 1

a scam

Answer 2

It could be. I got a reply from someone and they sent me a Canada Post money order (I live in Canada) for MORE than the amount, and some BS story about sending them some of the money back by Western Union. It was a scam--the money order was COUNTERFEIT. So if you do get a certified cheque, make sure it is for the exact amount. If it is for more, then it is a scam. Do not send them any money. Do not sell or send the computer even after you have deposited the cheque--wait until the bank confirms it is a real cheque, and not counterfeit. This may take a few days (although you could ask the bank how long it will take).

Answer 3

I have used free email tracers:



http://www.ipaddresslocation.org/email-tracking/email-header.php

http://www.find-ip-address.org/email-search/find-email.php



and received next result from your details"

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Email Header Analysis



Sender IP Address: 174.140.54.50

Host Addres: techs48.usaonlineservice.com



Additional IP Information About Email Sender



IP Address Country: United States

IP Address City Location: Denver

IP Address Region: Colorado

IP Address Latitude: 39.9134,

IP Address Longtitude: -105.0075

Organization: Media Breakaway, LLC

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Answer 4

its probably chain mail

chain mail when the email says "send this to 10 people and or u will get killed" or something it happen to me and i have my email address alright and i deleted email from my inbox (when u get these things u just ignore it ,it's just dumb)

plus they cant make a scam and in the future don't put ur email address in the internet u never know when u might get hacked

Answer 5

nothing weird here.



scams are scams, sometimes they're just funny and so obvious and interesting enough for people actually pay attention to them.



for future reference: if you ever have even a tiniest bit of doubt about an email: IT'S A SCAM.

Answer 6

You realise you just posted your email address on the internet? You'll be getting twice as much spam from now on!

Answer 7

Scam with rubbish

Answer 8

Delete that account and get a new one!

AHHHHHH