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"I left Your Money at The
Courier Service"
or "Security Company" Scam
UPS Courier Service
"JAMES MAJ", "Steve Rauchfuss"
"lawtolu@yahoo.com"
If you receive an email from JAMES MAJ claiming they hadn't heard from
you, or owed you money, and left it at "UPS Courier Service", and now you need to contact Steve Rauchfuss at
lawtolu@yahoo.com to recover the money; well, by now you should immediately recognize it as a
scam. Why would someone you don't know owe you a huge sum of money, and
leave it at a "courier" or a "security company or "UPS Courier Service" and tell you to contact
Steve Rauchfuss in order to retrieve? It simply makes no sense. You should
immediately dismiss it as a scam.
However, if you really have a desire to be a victim, and are
saying to yourself "but, but, but... what if I just forgot that I'm owed a huge
sum of money, or maybe they got me by mistake and will still send me the money".
Well, first, we'll tell you that's just pathetic.
Next ask yourself why Steve Rauchfuss, who presumably works at "UPS Courier Service" is
having you write to him at "lawtolu@yahoo.com". Shouldn't he have a real company address like
"Steve Rauchfuss@UPS Courier Service.com" ?
Here are some other clues to the scam:
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Pigeon English - Notice that as the scammer gets past
the initial template email and must write free-form, how his grammar,
spelling and basic sentence structure go straight in the toilet. The
scammers don't even know how to use spell checkers. After all, this is
a stupid, low-life criminal in the heart of Africa, who probably dropped out
of school at age 5 to join a gang or militia. Obviously, real businesses proofread their emails;
they look and read more professional.
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Using free email account: The scammer is writing to
you from a FREE email account (Yahoo, Hotmail, Excite, AIM, Gmail, etc.). Don't you think a real organization
would use its own email, its own domain and website?
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"UPS Courier Service" - Have you ever heard of UPS Courier Service? What is it's
website? Why wasn't that in the email?
Actual scam reply email (One example - the scammers constantly change
names, dates and addresses!):
The recipient told us: "
This is the email I was sent and a cashier's
check did arrive in the amount of $15000.00. I took it to my bank and
they said it was a total fake. Who should I report this to?
UPS TRACKING NUMBER 1Z66V7Y40194418473‏
From: JAMES MAJ (
lawtolu@yahoo.com )
Sent: Thu 3/06/08 8:07 AM
Good morning ,how are you doing today and i guess
all is fine with you..well i just want to let you know icontacted my
financier about the payment for the rentbill and he told me he has already
sent it out to youand is going to be delivered to you today by ups courrier
service and here is the UPS tracking#(1Z66V7Y40194418473 and the payment
including mytravel ,furniture allowances and the rentbills,so as soon as you
get payment today kindlyinform meand take the check to your bank so you can
have itcash ok ..., and send the rest fund after you deductyour rent bills
to my travel agent via Western UnionMoney Transfer latest time today so that
i can get myticket secure and have some paper work done before myarrival and
tommorrow i can depart to the state andthereafter i will forward you my
flight details so youcan know the exact time and date i will be arrivingand
if you are chance you can pick me up at thenearest airport Pls let me
know.Here is my travelagent information where you will send the rest fund
toBelow via Western Union Money Transfer or money gramm:
NAME=========Steve Rauchfuss
ADDRESS=======12 ellison road
CITY=========Lenoir
STATE========North
Carolina
ZIP CODE======28645
Kindly have this done today and get back to me urgentwith the Western Union Transfer Details as soon as youget the fund
send to them,The MTCN number(moneytransfer control number)Total amount sent
afterdeducting the western union charges And senders nameand address.i cant
wait to meet you in person .Havealovely day
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