SCAM
Be carefull
Don't waste your time and money for this (u get email conform if u have won prizes $ 500 and must pay
$ 8.75)
ex mail :
You won $500! Yahoo!® Mail congratulates you!
CONGRATULATIONS!
YOU WON $500!
Yahoo! Mail gives members random cash prizes. Today, your account has been selected as the one of 12 top winners accounts who will
get cash prizes from us. Please click the link below and follow instructions on our web site. Your money will be paid directly to
your e-gold, PayPal, StormPay or MoneyBookers account.
Click here to get your prize:
http://rds.yahoo.com/members/prizes.php?si...403934224345345
Sincerely,
The Yahoo.com staff
Yahoo.com http://www.yahoo.com
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Good on your for the warning. As if a company like Yahoo would pay the winnings to an online payment processor. They would just send a Cheque and the competition would only be open to US citizens. In that case then, the cheque would not actually be a cheque, it would be a check.
yahoo???
no way man!!!   QUOTE(jafar00 @ Nov 14 2006, 08:57 PM) [snapback]3168947[/snapback] Good on your for the warning. As if a company like Yahoo would pay the winnings to an online payment processor. They would just send a Cheque and the competition would only be open to US citizens. In that case then, the cheque would not actually be a cheque, it would be a check.
hard for me to believe that yahoo would scam.
QUOTE(jafar00 @ Nov 14 2006, 06:57 PM) [snapback]3168947[/snapback] Good on your for the warning. As if a company like Yahoo would pay the winnings to an online payment processor. They would just send a Cheque and the competition would only be open to US citizens. In that case then, the cheque would not actually be a cheque, it would be a check. LOL... But I also don't think Yahoo would scam members. It would have been all over the news by now. It must be some scammers using Yahoo to rip ppl off.. 
Oh my this is just another variant of the lame scam emails
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