Groovy New Scam

[The Riff-Raff Element]

I'm trying to work

out whether this a scam to cream off from non-existent transfer funds

or some kind of money laudering wheeze. Of course, I could be doing the

author a terrible diservice and this is an entirely honest scheme, in

which case I would like to apologise to them publicly and without

reservation for having cast unworthy aspertions in their direction.

Anyway, here it is - originates from Mexico and is available in at

least three major languages, including both English and French. The

author's name would appear to be "Elvis"...

Quote:

Thank you for your time.

We are an international transport company.We deliver goods, mostly food.

We have an excellent reputation, and a great experience.

We have main offices in USA, Australia, Germany.

Our main rule is to make an atmosphere of family in our company.Our

staff is in safety and under protection our company.We pay all taxes,

filling in declarations in time, pay all fees and rule our business

according to the law.

We do trust you our money and we are waiting for your honesty and believe in our future.

For example you will be transferred $1000, you will have to send to the

given address with the help of WU( money gram, e-gold) $1000 minus

money for WU minus 8% which is your salary.

We check all accounts of our clients and suppliers, we work only with

reliable representatives.Our company is controlled by government,

international police, banks, paying systems.

Contact us:

Unquote.

[Quillan]

It's the 'Honda Scam' named after the first of these type of emails. I put a post about these in the FAQ section. It's a bit like 'The boys from Nigeria' scam in as much as they pop up but with different names of people and/or companies. The dead givaway is the WU (Western Union) payment method who in my personal opinion should really do something about this. The reason is that they are the only company of their type that do not put anti fraud protection in place which is why so many scammers are using them. If you get one of these emails bin it.