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To: Mad Dawgg

Impersonating a federal law enforcement official is, I think, a federal offense. I suspect you will not get the 5.7 million dollars. I could be wrong. But I think the FBI would at least like to hear about it, and if there is a real agent by this name, he would likely want to hear about this too. But what do I know.


13 posted on 08/12/2011 6:06:55 PM PDT by bajabaja (Too ugly to be scanned at the airports.)
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To: bajabaja; Mad Dawgg

Impersonating a Federal law enforcement officer is indeed a Federal offense. If you forward this to the FBI, include headers.
A google search reveals that a lot of 419 scammers use the globomail domain, enough to assume that anything from such domain is a scammer.


41 posted on 08/12/2011 6:18:42 PM PDT by Fred Hayek (FUBO, the No Talent Pop Star pResident.)
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To: bajabaja
Impersonating a federal law enforcement official is, I think, a federal offense.

When I worked at a doctor's office, I once got a call from a guy claiming to be an FBI agent named something common like James Smith (he had an accent you could cut with a knife). He said he had speak with the Dr. I told him he was with a patient, but I could take a message. He demanded that I get the Dr. right now! I then asked him if he knew the penalty for impersonating an FBI agent... he hung up.

98 posted on 08/12/2011 7:55:06 PM PDT by DejaJude (Obama - in over his head and above his pay grade.)
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