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Weird SMS...?

ecchimiki

ecchimiki

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Just got an SMS "Hey! It's Charlee off Facebook, would I be able to have the address?"

I don't even know any Charlee, so I have no idea, it's either a wrong number or a scam...?
 
Good one to avoid by the sound of it
I have got emails today claiming to be Iprimus IT helpdesk A outside computer is trying to access your computer Click this link They look really genuine to There is always someone trying to get you
 
How can you really tell she's a model homer?
If she had a F Cup she's not a model
Has more than one curve she's not a model
Her pics show no ribs She's not a model
She's smiling definitely not a model
 
When she sends you the fake pics and got you hooked. And she wants you to send money to a foreign country through western union before you two can have a union of your own.
 
ecchimiki said:
Just got an SMS "Hey! It's Charlee off Facebook, would I be able to have the address?"

I don't even know any Charlee, so I have no idea, it's either a wrong number or a scam...?
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Can guarantee it's a fishing scam.

1. Friendly greeting
2. Ambiguous name - Charlee can be guy or girls name
3. Asking for address - making it personal to make it appear random. Why else would a stranger ask for a person they don't know address.
4. Is there even a Charlee on your facebook friend list? Even if there was, be aware its easy to see who is on your friend list.

Out of probably 1000 msgs they send, they may get 10 suckers to respond. The reason, why they would send that sort of message, could be try to get a foot in the door to start a conversation, or actually do want your address for robbery.
 
Last year a working girl started forward spam to my phone You maybe surprised to learn I have not seen her again
 
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