Scam Email Claiming To Not Be A Scam

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I was looking at the Worldofmatthew inbox and looked at the spam folder to see what stupid things the spammers are up to and saw this email:

From: “Mr. SAMUEL AMUWO” mrsuruvueandrichard@gmail.com (Fake Email Address As It Was From Yahoo: jws200183.mail.ne1.yahoo.com)

Reply-To: “Mr. SAMUEL AMUWO” partnerslegislators2015@gmail.com

Dearest Please and please this proposition is not a hoax or scam.

Can I entrust a deal in your hand that will be fetching me and you (forty-Two Thousand four hundred euro (€42,400 euros) on daily bases till the next 30days? Will you be sincere and faithful to transact this cool deal with me? Please if you’re sincere and faithful; let’s help ourselves with this opportunity.

Contact me with your below data for full detail of this deal.

Your full name………………………….,

Country name…………………………….,

Mobile telephone number 00+…………………….,

Note: you might receive this message in your inbox or spam or junk folders depend on your web host or server network. Regards Mr. SAMUEL AMUWO

Yes, an email claiming to not be a scam is claiming you can earn €42,400 (£37,885) per day for 30 days all while not knowing what country they are targeted at all.

High paid jobs are not advertised via email, and anyone who fools for this type of work from home scam is fucking retarded.

Published: 25th October 2016