Is there anything I can do about e-mails from people in foregin countries wanting bank info to dept my foutune
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Those are bogus emails, don't you think I would already have that in my bank account if it were real???\nJust delete them...\nIt does no good to write back, it's not a good email address and no one answers...\nBelieve me...
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Ask not what your country can do for you.  Ask what you can do for your country.  Why not publicize the scam on Yahoo and a few other message boards.
284687
Bad move subscribing to those things....\nSometimes the only way is to change phone numbers.\nOr if they're coming via email block the address
614011
I READ UP ON COMPUTER HERE THE PEOPLE THAT FELL FOR THERE SCAMS WENT TO THAT COUNTRY TO PICK UP THE MONEY AND NEVER RETURNED THEY WERE KILLED IN UK AREA.. TYPE SCAMS.COM AND THEY GIVE YOU A LIST TO BE AWARE OF ALL YA GOTTA DO TO GET RID OF THEM IS PUT THEM ON SPAM OF JUST CHANGE YOUR ID AND E~MAIL ADDY. THERE ALSO WAS A NEW'S ALERT ON 60 MINTUES ABOUT THESE PEOPLE THAT DO THIS SOME OF THEM WERE CAUGHT.. YA DON'T FALL FOR IT PLUS IF THEY HANG IN YOUR COMPUTER VERY LONG THEY WILL GET YOU PERSONAL INFRO BEST TO GET NEW ID
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Generally you can add the specific address in there.  If you are using exchange you should have an antivirus package like sybari or trend anyway.  They have anti-spam features in them.
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look for them in spam and then add the email addresses to your address book. that will stop them from going to the spam folder.
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It has nothing to do with the country. It is either a DNS failure (their server is not accepting it) or their email is full (above quota) or you are mistakenly being viewed as SPAM.\n\nAll of these will be rectified soon if you have the right address
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I dont think you can as if you could the email addresses would get spammed non stop\n\nChris,\nhttp://newxbox.net/
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No,  when you receive an email like that, it is a scam.  You can be assured of that.  Never give money or your bank account information to anyone who contacts you over email.\n\nPlease see the website below for further information.
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"The United States Federal Trade Commission has issued a consumer alert about the Nigerian scam. It says: "If you receive an offer via email from someone claiming to need your help getting money out of Nigeria — or any other country, for that matter — forward it to the FTC at spam@uce.gov."\n\nThe United States Department Of The Treasury advises "You may also email the 419er documents, especially any banking data they may have given you, marked as described above, to Task Force Main in DC 419.fcd@usss.treas.gov; that is also acceptable."
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Frankly, you'd be wasting your time. These kinds of phishing scams are very common, and since most are sent from PCs in foreign countries, there's little that can be done except be vigilant. But if you feel you must, try these:
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NO NO NO!  Do not send any cash or information to them, please!  This is a classic e-mail scam, and they will steal your money!
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You don't specify the nature of "the scam". If it is just annoying add the address to your junk senders list. If the scan is illegal or in some other way egregious, you might want to report it to Yahoo by sending an email to abuse@yahoo.com .
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Ask the receiver to login in the provider's website and quote your sender e-mail address as "wanted" - that should be easy.\n\nProbably e-mails of your provider are considered as spam by the Indian provider.
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Check all your credit cards and your accounts.  Check your credit rating.  Advise your bank about what is happening.  Respond to all these offers by letting them know that there is no such person at this address and that someone is using your address without your permission.
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There are programs that let you send e-mail as if you were from any direction... You'd even get a mail from "Yourname@yourname.you" if someone is messing up with you.
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Report a fraudulent email\nNigerian 419 Scam letters, Lottery emails, Phishing emails and other fraudulent emails should be forwarded to our Investigation Team at:\n\nscams@fraudwatchinternational (add .com to the end)