China Domain Name Scam

I receive at least 10 emails daily telling me that I won something like 100 Million dollars. lolz

kashish0711I receive at least 10 emails daily telling me that I won something like 100 Million dollars. lolz

haha, i know what you're talking abt..i just deleted one such mail, claimed to be from microsoft!! said i had one $ 1.5 million!!

Usually gmail's spam filters are 99.9% effective, but this mail keeps slipping through!!

Check this out

Sender: Microsoft Windows Live Inc. (notice@msn.com)
Sent: 25 July 2009 15:59PM
To: Kashish Malhotra (kashish****@hotmail.com)

Microsoft Award Team.
Windows house, 4 Trent road
Sutton, Greater. London SM1 4te.
United Kingdom.

Dear Beneficiary,

This is to inform you that you have won a prize money of Five Hundred
Thousand Great Britain Pound Sterlings(£500,000.00) for the month of
March 2008 Lottery promotion which is organized by MICROSOFT LOTTERY INC
& WINDOWS LIVE.

MICROSOFT WINDOWS collects all the email addresses of people that are
active online, among the millions that subscribed to INTERNET we only
select five people every Month as our winners through electronic
balloting System without the winner applying,we congratulate you for
being one of the person selected.

Contact him, please provide him with your batch number BATCH:
YM09102XN and your reference number REF NO: YM35447XN
You are also advised to provide him with the under listed
information as soon as possible:

Claims Requirements:
1.Name in full----------- 2.Address---------------------------
3.Nationality------------- 4.Age--------------------------------
5. *** --------------------- 6.Occupation------------------------
7.Phone/Fax-------------- 8.Present Country--------------------
9.Email Adress----------- 10. Batch And Reff Number---------


You are to Choose from any of your preferred mode for payment
below
1. Wire Transfer (Bank to Bank)
2. Delivery of Certified Check of £500, 000.00GBP by a registered
Courier Company.


(CONTACT EVENT MANAGER).
Claims Agent: Sir Lenon Drill.
Contact Email:eventmanagerdesk@hotmail.com
Congratulations once more.
Faithfully,
Miss Gene Tree.
Zone Co-ordinator.
Copyright © 2009 Microsoft Award Promo. All Rights Reserved

Believe me, when I first learned to make an email and then received such email, I fell for it and got
the email printed and called the person but dad didn't allow me to use his bank acct, then the next day someone told me that these are fake. I felt like killing myself.

yes, these nigerian scams can be pretty convincing..

by the way, look at the address - Windows House..hahaha!!

Hah, don't go off-topic, folks. This domain scam is supposed to have hit lot of web-sites.

how will this chinese hosting scam email do anything to me or my acct if I own a website??
We contact them good, suppose we called them, what can they do?? if they like ask my CC no. or password of course I know that companies never ask for such things so basically how??

Here is a blog by a Mr Rumblepup, who almost got conned by the same good ol chinese domain registration company!! Its a good read!!

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[EDIT]
A quick whois search revealed that the website chooke.com is actually owned by Tucows.com!! While chooke.org.cn, chooke.com.cn, etc are registered to people in China..
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kashish0711I receive at least 10 emails daily telling me that I won something like 100 Million dollars. lolz

I have won $100 Billion last week do you know....
That's too spam 😀

kashish0711Check this out



Believe me, when I first learned to make an email and then received such email, I fell for it and got
the email printed and called the person but dad didn't allow me to use his bank acct, then the next day someone told me that these are fake. I felt like killing myself.

Mate i am getting a message from faniq.com as
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[/SIZE]from all of my friends mail id

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