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    A few years back I had an email offer to share a Nigerian businessman's fortune if I would help him to set-up bank accounts, etc. Surprised to see them scamming on Wilson Combat pistols.

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    I'm telling y'all, the best way to spot a scammer is if they use "hello" as the first word inthe Email. 9out of 10 times it's a scammer.
    Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
    Haw haw haw?..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scanker19 View Post
    I'm telling y'all, the best way to spot a scammer is if they use "hello" as the first word inthe Email. 9out of 10 times it's a scammer.
    Well,
    By your theory, I must be a scammer when I respond to ads in the trading post.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scanker19 View Post
    I'm telling y'all, the best way to spot a scammer is if they use "hello" as the first word inthe Email. 9out of 10 times it's a scammer.
    Dear Sir,

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