Over the last 15 years or so I have received perhaps as many as a dozen emails frantically explaining that I have millions of dollars waiting for me in Nigeria if only I would help some poor, benighted soul get his money out of a locked bank account. Usually the scam requires I provide my banking info so that funds can be transferred into my account. What the scammer hopes is that I am greedy or gullible enough to get involved…and then there will be complications that need some quick cash from me to bribe someone or pay for a transfer license, or some such expense.
Of course I’ve never done it. And I bet neither have you.
Why haven’t we? Continue reading “Nigerian Scam Mathematics”
Just arrived: an email announcing the “the launching of a State Vaccination H1N1 Program.”
Today my four-year-old Mac G4 laptop began acting its age.