I dunno. A massage from my mailbox, seems like it'd be pretty nice. But ya know.

these things try to make you hand over ur bank info XP

Either they wanyt your bank data or you are offered a percentage of the money to be transferred, but you have to put up the transfer dues first. Usually thats US$ 50-100. Of course that vanishes and you'll never hear from them again. These scams have been around nearly as long as e-mails are.

Wow. That's pretty nuts.

yes apparently im a ear friend XD i mean yea hyenas got big ears but still

i got something like this but it was from London, England

419 routine

?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/419_scam

oh ok ^^

send him back some freaky "fake mess up your computer" thing you find on the internet XD
he looks stupid enough to fall for it :P

how do get one

look up things like "fake virus batch file" and stuff.
youtube is filled to the brim with things like these o.o

lol is that seriously what it said?? it doesn't even have proper grammar XD

i knowXD

hahaha XD best fail-scam ever.

the sad thing is, though, that someone somewhere probably fell for it XD

"So we somehow found out you were somehow related to some guy who drove off a cliff and decided that instead of giving the money to his closest living relatives who didn't die, we were going to give it to you who just happens to have a "t" in your last name."

XD

less caps hun

caps are for the start of the sentence and the IMPORTANT parts.

"A GASSY CAR ACCIDENT"

Wat.

Don't knock it, I saw scams like this with worse english.

Oh my, are those still around? Unbelievable.
Still, I guess there are still people greedy enough to fall for them. As Barnum said it once: "There si a sucker born any minute."

lol reply back with your Paypal e mail address. Tell him to transfur the funds to Paypal! LOL!!