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Ignore them.
By the way the domain is registered in Salt Lake City.
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posted by James Miller | 5:52 pm
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This is a 'money mule' scam. The criminals put illegally obtained money in your account. You then take it out and transfer it back to them via Western Union or some other untraceable method. This is aka 'money laundering'. When the righful owners of the money start tracking it, the buck stops at your account. You will have to pay it all back and probably end up in jail. All highly illegal and certainly not recommended.
What I can't understand about these is that as the domain is registered in Salt Lake City, why don't the US authorities do something about it. Perhaps, they're too busy arresting UK business men for crimes such as starting gambling companies, rather than chasing their own crooks who pester me with riduculous offers of drugs, scams and mortgages.
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