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Thursday, November 17, 2011

55-Year old Unemployed Woman falls for a $500,000 Facebook Scam

Posted on June 13th, 2011 by AZCategory: News, facebook, Tags: facebook, facebook scam, older women on facebook, women on facebook, women scam on internet

A 55-year old woman who is unemployed because of her back injury problem falls for a $500,000 scam. It all started with a Facebook Wall message “You have Won”.

facebook scam


A woman, who doesn’t want to reveal her name, clicked on the message and she was told to send an email to the Facebook claims department with given code numbers. After some days she received an email with the message that she needs to transfer $544 to Trans Global Express Courier Service so she can recieve her $500,000 cheque. She did it via Western Union so she can get her enormous cheque couriered quick smart.

Later that night she received a call from a man who told her that she needs to transfer further $5000 to the British Immigration Tax Offices to clear her cheque.

She spoke to her daughter who told her its most probably a scam. Woman still went to her bank to get an application for bank loan as she doesn’t have enough money but didn’t filled it and send an email back to the scammer that she didn’t have enough money. She then went to Police station.

Woman said: “But I never filled it in. I emailed the people back and told them I didn’t have enough money.”

In her statement she said: “I was thinking, Oh God, someone is looking after me. I didn’t even enter any competition. I was overwhelmed. It’s all just so embarrassing. I just can’t believe I fell for it now. I’m not a gullible person.”

About the money, $544 she transfered via WU, Woman said: “I was told it was needed because it was such a large amount of money.”

Later after investigating Police issued a warning via press statement for others to not to fall for the scam.

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55-Year old Unemployed Woman falls for a $500,000 Facebook Scam

Posted on June 13th, 2011 by AZCategory: News, facebook, Tags: facebook, facebook scam, older women on facebook, women on facebook, women scam on internet

A 55-year old woman who is unemployed because of her back injury problem falls for a $500,000 scam. It all started with a Facebook Wall message “You have Won”.

facebook scam


A woman, who doesn’t want to reveal her name, clicked on the message and she was told to send an email to the Facebook claims department with given code numbers. After some days she received an email with the message that she needs to transfer $544 to Trans Global Express Courier Service so she can recieve her $500,000 cheque. She did it via Western Union so she can get her enormous cheque couriered quick smart.

Later that night she received a call from a man who told her that she needs to transfer further $5000 to the British Immigration Tax Offices to clear her cheque.

She spoke to her daughter who told her its most probably a scam. Woman still went to her bank to get an application for bank loan as she doesn’t have enough money but didn’t filled it and send an email back to the scammer that she didn’t have enough money. She then went to Police station.

Woman said: “But I never filled it in. I emailed the people back and told them I didn’t have enough money.”

In her statement she said: “I was thinking, Oh God, someone is looking after me. I didn’t even enter any competition. I was overwhelmed. It’s all just so embarrassing. I just can’t believe I fell for it now. I’m not a gullible person.”

About the money, $544 she transfered via WU, Woman said: “I was told it was needed because it was such a large amount of money.”

Later after investigating Police issued a warning via press statement for others to not to fall for the scam.

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55-Year old Unemployed Woman falls for a $500,000 Facebook Scam

Posted on June 13th, 2011 by AZCategory: News, facebook, Tags: facebook, facebook scam, older women on facebook, women on facebook, women scam on internet

A 55-year old woman who is unemployed because of her back injury problem falls for a $500,000 scam. It all started with a Facebook Wall message “You have Won”.

facebook scam


A woman, who doesn’t want to reveal her name, clicked on the message and she was told to send an email to the Facebook claims department with given code numbers. After some days she received an email with the message that she needs to transfer $544 to Trans Global Express Courier Service so she can recieve her $500,000 cheque. She did it via Western Union so she can get her enormous cheque couriered quick smart.

Later that night she received a call from a man who told her that she needs to transfer further $5000 to the British Immigration Tax Offices to clear her cheque.

She spoke to her daughter who told her its most probably a scam. Woman still went to her bank to get an application for bank loan as she doesn’t have enough money but didn’t filled it and send an email back to the scammer that she didn’t have enough money. She then went to Police station.

Woman said: “But I never filled it in. I emailed the people back and told them I didn’t have enough money.”

In her statement she said: “I was thinking, Oh God, someone is looking after me. I didn’t even enter any competition. I was overwhelmed. It’s all just so embarrassing. I just can’t believe I fell for it now. I’m not a gullible person.”

About the money, $544 she transfered via WU, Woman said: “I was told it was needed because it was such a large amount of money.”

Later after investigating Police issued a warning via press statement for others to not to fall for the scam.

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55-Year old Unemployed Woman falls for a $500,000 Facebook Scam

Posted on June 13th, 2011 by AZCategory: News, facebook, Tags: facebook, facebook scam, older women on facebook, women on facebook, women scam on internet

A 55-year old woman who is unemployed because of her back injury problem falls for a $500,000 scam. It all started with a Facebook Wall message “You have Won”.

facebook scam


A woman, who doesn’t want to reveal her name, clicked on the message and she was told to send an email to the Facebook claims department with given code numbers. After some days she received an email with the message that she needs to transfer $544 to Trans Global Express Courier Service so she can recieve her $500,000 cheque. She did it via Western Union so she can get her enormous cheque couriered quick smart.

Later that night she received a call from a man who told her that she needs to transfer further $5000 to the British Immigration Tax Offices to clear her cheque.

She spoke to her daughter who told her its most probably a scam. Woman still went to her bank to get an application for bank loan as she doesn’t have enough money but didn’t filled it and send an email back to the scammer that she didn’t have enough money. She then went to Police station.

Woman said: “But I never filled it in. I emailed the people back and told them I didn’t have enough money.”

In her statement she said: “I was thinking, Oh God, someone is looking after me. I didn’t even enter any competition. I was overwhelmed. It’s all just so embarrassing. I just can’t believe I fell for it now. I’m not a gullible person.”

About the money, $544 she transfered via WU, Woman said: “I was told it was needed because it was such a large amount of money.”

Later after investigating Police issued a warning via press statement for others to not to fall for the scam.

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Thursday, November 3, 2011

Third woman accuses Herman Cain of sexual harassment - Cain blames Perry

Published: 03 November, 2011, 19:54

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain (AFP Photo / Alex Wong) Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain (AFP Photo / Alex Wong)

TAGS: Crime, Scandal, Politics, Sex, Corruption, USA, Employment, Culture

A third woman in less than a week has come forth with allegations that GOP candidate Herman Cain exhibited unwanted behavior towards her in the past.

The latest incident, revealed by The Associated Press, suggests that the former pizzaman was inappropriately aggressive towards a female cohort that worked for the National Restaurant Association during his stint there as president in the 1990s. The woman, who offered her comments to the AP anonymously, says that Cain made sexually suggestive remarks to her and during one incident personally invited her back to Cain’s corporate apartment.

In other instances, alleges the former employee, Cain told her that he had confided in his colleagues how attractive he found her. Though the incidents are said to occur over a decade ago, now she claims she is weary of publically revealing her identity in fear of retaliation from Cain’s campaign.

Days before the latest allegations were made, it was revealed that at least two other female workers formerly employed by the National Restaurant Association complained about similar behavior from Cain during the 90s. Both women in those incidents were offered payouts by the NRA in exchange for resigning from their position and promising to remain mum on the manner.

As Cain’s campaign puts him at the top of the GOP frontrunners, however, allegations — even those made anonymously — have the power to possibly sideline the Republican’s run for the party’s nomination.

With allegations of sexual harassment leaving a mark on Cain’s campaign as he surges in the polls, he has rebutted this week by not offering up much on the matter — other than it is all Rick Perry’s fault.

To Forbes on Wednesday, Cain accused Curt Anderson, a former consultant, of leaking information pertaining to the claims to Perry’s camp; Anderson currently serves as an advisor to Governor Perry.

The same day, Mark Block, Cain’s chief of staff, told Fox News that he was “absolutely” accusing Perry’s campaign for trying to take down Cain.

"The actions of the Perry campaign are despicable,” said Block.

Anderson denied any involvement in the smear campaign, and Ray Sullivan, campaign communications director for Governor Perry, was quick to call out Cain for starting this rivalry himself.

"For a candidate and campaign claiming to be victims of unfounded and unproven accusations, they are awfully quick to hurl unfounded accusations themselves. Contrary to the Cain campaign's false accusations, there is not one shred of evidence that any member of the Perry campaign had anything to do with the recent stories regarding Herman Cain – because it isn't true. We first learned of the Cain accusations when we read the story in the news," Sullivan said in a memo to the press.

Who did uncover the smoking bullet then? Sullivan suggested it was Mitt Romney’s camp, revealing to CBS News that the National Restaurant Association is a big donor to Romney’s campaign.

"There are much closer connections between the Restaurant Association, Cain and the Romney camp than there are with us," said Sullivan.

Additionally, Chris Wilson, a former staff member of the NRA, told an Oklahoma radio station this week that he personally saw Cain sexually harass a woman at a Virginia restaurant during the same era. To KTOK, Wilson said he could not discuss the specifics but that if he could, “it'll be the end of his campaign."

Berated with reporters as he walked out of a meeting in suburban DC yesterday, Cain erupted on members of the press and refused to comment on the scandals.

Figures from across the world came to DC to swap spy technologies. 03.11, 01:27

Representatives from governments across the globe gathered in Washington DC last month, but it wasn’t international affairs that they were there to discuss.

Anonymous takes on pedophiles or somethig 03.11, 21:02

Anonymous moved from targeting Wall Street, corrupt governments and corporate sites last month. The latest attack from the hacking collective rather was directed at an unaware group that navigated the web for child porn assumingly undetected.


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