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Saturday, February 5, 2011
UN Special Forces Scam
A scam over the e-mail is asking people to provide the scammer with a $50 million offshore account for the UN Special Forces in Iraq. However, there are no UN Special Forces in Iraq; the US currently has troops in Iraq, but is planning to pull them out. Typically, when the victim sets up the offshore account, the scammer will write a phony check and when the victim takes money out of the bank, they will be liable for any checks that they write.
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