http://www.ebolamonkeyman.com/Ablert_Fred1.html


its long as heck but kinda funny

Holy sh*t, the last paragraph is funny as hell.

Man, that looks like fun....LOL. If I ever get a scam email like that, I am going to do the same thing. ROFL.

I'd be careful if I was you, dude. If you do, make sure that you sign up for a junk Yahoo e-mail account and use that to sign up for all kinds of "free offers", etc. Use your own private pop3 e-mail and you might as well shut it down.

I don't know for sure how these jokers get our e-mails, whether it's blind luck or they buy it in bulk from spam companies, but rest assured, give them a valid e-mail to answer to and it's going to be soaked!

I've had the same e-mail address since 1996 and with some of the stupid things that I've done when I first got on the 'net...well, according to my spam e-mail filtering service, I get around 3800 spam e-mails PER WEEK!

I've been threatened to be shut down by my backwoods pop3 service for the volume of e-mail; however, every few weeks I have to point out that I'm RECEIVING the e-mail, not sending it out.

So, if you really want to have some fun (and it would be a blast), be sure to use a junk account and not your pop3 account.

Oh, I remember some other guy pulled something similiar but had the guy hold up a sign with "Mr. Nutz" on it. Definate "props" to those who torment the slugs!

I have done this a little bit here and there but I lost interest long before Bo Jangles did.
That was some funny sh|te though.

Now that I spent a few minutes reading that, heres my story: My dad got a scam like that, so he opened up a bank account with $2 in it and followed through. He got an email saying his balance was too low, and the guy's email suddenly became unaccessable...

lol thats great, i didnt read it all but still funny