A Follow up to the Email Scam

Posted on December 1, 2007 by David Llorens.
Categories: Solar Trends.

Scam Email

 

A few weeks ago I posted this email my friend got about a solar power scam email… I was excited, because if the spammers are going at solar, solar must be getting big! I didn’t know it, but my friend responded to the email, here is his response: (THIS HAS NOT BEEN EDITED (except the name)

 

From: <scamguy@scam.scam>
Date: Nov 26, 2007 7:08 AM
Subject: RE: SOLAR ENERGY GENERATION 24HS A DAY. BEST INVESTOR MONEY BACK.
To: MYFRIEND <myfriend@bang.com>

Dear sir..

I praise you by your work…

What I discover is simply fantastic … so I can not share my principles… if I did it.. any physician on the world would able to fabric the system.

sincerely

scam dude

> ——– Original Message ——–
> Subject: Re: SOLAR ENERGY GENERATION 24HS A DAY. BEST INVESTOR MONEY
> BACK.
> From: “MYFRIEND” <myfriend@bang.com>
> Date: Fri, November 16, 2007 6:47 pm
> To: “Solar Energy 24hs/Day” <scamguy@scam.scam>
>
> This sounds TOTALLY AWEOMSE
>
> i am also INVENTOR and worked on solar power before so i am very very
> interested in this area!
>
> can you tell me how you solved problem of INCOMPATIBLE QUANTUM SPIN between
> FORWARD and REVERSE fermions generated by sun??? and how the BOSONs no
> longer cancel out fermions??
>
> if you know how overcome this problem i am happy to invest!!!!!!
> quicky!!!!!




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2 comments.

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thewhippingboy
Comment on December 1st, 2007.

I haven’t seen this scam, but it seems that with good communication between people it could be avoided.

Comment on December 1st, 2007.

Meh, I’m pretty sure if you’re smart enough to use email you’re smart enough to not give this guy $765K for his time machine. Also, if you’re smart enough to obtain $765K and hold onto it for more than a week, you are ALSO smart enough not to fall for this scam.. He needs to send this out like, scribbled on boobs with a yard of margaritas…. (not that I’m knocking either boobs or yards of margaritas)

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