Guess They DON'T Do Donuts -- Part II
But, it didn't. So I moved onto Plan B: after writing to the actual organization that the scammers used -- and learning that the organization was aware of the scam and was urging me not to communicate with the schmucks -- I decided to exercise some creative license with their original email from Part I, and make some changes that I thought made sense, all things considered.
It will now be up to you, the readers, to decide if my idea of making-sense changes did, in fact, make any sense whatsoever.
Without further ado:
To:
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2012 11:13 PM
Subject: FROM INTERNATIONAL ASSORTED ASSOCIATIONS 115.68.26.45
I did ask them if it'd be of any help if I threw in a dozen donuts.
To date, no reply has been received.That, in and of itself, confirmed for me if nothing else already had, that there's no way they're related to cops ;-)
Labels: international police association scam, rewriting email scams for fun and annoyance
2 Comments:
I think there is a team of folks trying to figure out what you said. That's my two cents.
Have a terrific day. :)
"The monkey in the box is not your uncle." Funny
I was just glancing at some of my spam email, found one that was interesting concerning my "one of my family relations and an estate they left me"...
Funny that the email was not addressed to me but to "undisclosed recipients"...
Bwahahaha
Debbie
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