An interesting Email Phishing Scheme that offers vague to no details but asks for personal information so they can scam you.

More SEO services email spam. This time from kate at seo-trafficsolution. Why these people think that adding a P.S. mentioning the CAN-SPAM act actually their email NOT spam is beyond me.

First clue this is a scam; Pharmaceutical companies don’t make blind job offers via email.

Wow. Looks like I just inherited 5.2 million dollars from Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury.

A 3% interest rate on a bogus business loan from Diamond Finance Service sounds pretty good. Sign me up!

With the economy as low as it it, it’s not surprising that we’re starting to see more and more fake lottery emails.

Why is it that whenever someone from anther country dies, they want to bequeath all their money to me?

I’m sick (blah, blah, blah). My husband died an left me a fortune (blah, blah, blah). You can have it (spam. spam. spam.)

Spammers have taken it up a notch. Given the current economy and rising unemployment rate, emails posing as job offers are no hitting the Internet — and your email box.

This is astronomically inconceivable. I have won the lottery yet again – officially making me the richest person in the world who has never seen one penny of winnings.

Here’s a doosey of a scam using United Nations and Citibank as a front to swindle your money.

Mr. Charles Brown has an intriguing offer to steal your money.