is this email for real?
Question by Jenny Smith: is this email for real?
Engr. Abdul Jabar Fawaz [abduljabarfawaz@aol.com]
Dear Sir,
RE: REPUBLIC OF IRAQ CONTRACT PROJECT
We seek for your coperation in the development of Iraq
in which we would like to know your interest in this
project.
My name is Engr. Abdul Jabar Fawaz and this is an
invitation proposal from our firm.
The Republic of Iraq has mandated our firm to provide
qualified contractors for the supply of building
materials / hospital equipments / food supplies and
General commodities towards the reconstruction
project.
Below are list of some of the firms that have profited from the re-building process in Iraq. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/analysis-and-features/top-10-firms-profiting-from-iraq-469707.html
Please if your company is interested to participate in
this project, kindly contact me via e-mail for further
information.
Regards,
Engr. Abdul Jabar Fawaz
Should I go for it ? or is it a clever plan Swift Code Heritage Community Bank to have AL Qaeda kidnap me
Best answer:
Answer by miss.sherlit
sure go ahead
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Sounds like a load of BS to me….
I would trash it!!
Delete it.
I’m going with scam to bilk you out of money. I would ignore and add to block sender list.
Might not be from Al-Quaida but it is definately a scam.
Sounds like a scam to me.
nah i wouldn’t …. god dam terrorists
Try to research this on http://www.snopes.com. It is an excellent site to research the validity of emails. Sounds fishy to me but check it out on snopes.
pfft, go for it. it could be way cool
NO lol
SCAM
I think its fake
Spam.
It is for real, but if you don’t want to go, don’t. There is still quite a bit of fighting going on.
Call the CIA and tell them now.
It’s crap, they are just fishing for responses. If this were legit they certainly wouldn’t be emailing you about it.
I wouldn’t listen to that. It does sound like a bunch of BS.
Fake email
i did not even read the email…just the title of your question tells me the answer is NO….
it is scamola
Do people actually fall for these things??
Go for it, you may be able to make a few bucks off it; the American way, if you know what I mean. And I really doubt anyone would kidnap you over the Internet.
Never trust any unsolicited e-mails. They are sent out literally by the millions.There will be a scam built in somewhere in the process.
Why the hell would they kidnap you? Are you of any use to them?
SCAM of course.
Ask yourself a simple question: Is it too good to be true? Did I solicit the business offer?
If you answered “yes” to the first, and “no” to the second…RUN don’t walk for the nearest exit and dump the email.
yep, Al Queda is planning a kidnap, block sender and don’t even think about replying!
Big scam. I got the same email a couple of days ago. What they do is tell you all that crap to get you to give them all yo bank account info, then they scam you out of all kinds of money and your identity.
It sounds liike a scam.
I get emails like this daily. When I try to check them out they are usually some sort of scam to get money from you. often using the pretext of fees for something that you have to do to get started.
I would SPAM that JUNK.