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Work at Home Email Spam

by SpamHater | Jun 8, 2012 | Spam Email

Good Morning, I was up early and started hunting on the papers city self-employed section last thursday & became obsessed with this interesting work from home career that helps soldiers consistently bring home around $2700/week+ and she didn’t believe it at the start yet I had to give it a try & thank the lord I did because I made myself $356.87 my very 1st full day. its actually not hard Ive already been paid straight into my bank account… it’s definently the greatest oppurtunity thats happend to me in my life..

Here’s the page – MSNBC Researches The Top 10 Work At Home Jobs rk0 I really think virtually everybody thats got access to the internet should try to perform this thing so I am filling in all my old freinds & loved ones. I want you to begin and earn some income your self.. you can share this email with everyone you know that needs more money so that we can all get out of the nightmare of an economy…

[sws_yellow_box box_size=”501″] Admin Note: This is a scam where the “work at home” job involves sending this lame email spam in order to get them to click the link. If someone clicks the link and signs up, the person who sent the email makes money. Think of it as a digital pyramid scheme — and don;t click the link. [/sws_yellow_box]

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