Re: Warning
> >1. Does anyone out there really believe that the Federal Bureau would need >someone from the University of Calgary in Canada to post Usenet notices for >them? Pul-leeze! Actually, I found this is another newsgroup, and I thought it maybe would be able to kick some sense into people who actually consider asking about these schemes. >2. As wide-spread as these quick-rich postings are on the newsgroups, why would >the FBI only want the notice posted to alt.ascii-art & alt.tv.sesame-street? I answered that, I found it in another group, and those are the other two I actually look at. I don't like cross-posting to a million groups. > >As vice-president of S.C.O.P.E. (the Society of Computer Owners, Programmers and >Enthusiasts) I say ignore the quick-rich schemes and suspicious postings from >the Canadian branch of the FBI. Well, say what you want, I'm just posting it so maybe some idiots won't get sucked into these scams! >Thank You, Oh gee, you're welcome. Mika Time's fun when you're having flies!! ~ 00 ~ ~ (--) ~ ~ ( || ) ~ ^^~~^^ dri...@hg.uleth.ca after labour day
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