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Roni_S Slovensko Local time: 05:49 slovenština -> angličtina
Nov 13, 2015
Has anyone recieved a mail from this person [[email protected]], claiming that your transaction has been confirmed from Spilo Worldwide; in my case the amount is $5,256,51. Apart from the obvious, the error in the dollar amount, I mean the error in commas and decimal points, it's award-winning.
Has anyone actually ever found out what the purpose of these frauders is?
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Kevin Fulton Spojené státy americké Local time: 23:49 němčina -> angličtina
Could be money laundering
Nov 13, 2015
Back in the mid-1990s I used to get e-mail with "business opportunities" from places like Russia, Moldova, etc. whereby I would receive funds (allegedly as wire transfers) and once the funds cleared, I would remit the money to a third party, keeping a small commission for myself. A banker suggested that this was probably a money laundering operation, as the sums were considerable. At any rate, I was never tempted.
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Woodstock (X) Německo Local time: 05:49 němčina -> angličtina + ...
No, there are so many different ones now
Nov 13, 2015
Not sure what this one is about, but Kevin could well be right. Why not be proactive and contact the company directly to try to find out? If a company's name is being used for fraud, they often know about it - and sometimes post warnings on their website. http://spilo.com/ The URL looks odd, but it worked for me.
[Edited at 2015-11-13 20:03 GMT]
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Susana E. Cano Méndez Španělsko Local time: 05:49 francouzština -> španělština + ...
"Advance payment" scam?
Nov 14, 2015
It could be an "advance payment" scam. Maybe they are planning to ask you for the money paid by mistake, for instance.
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