DazzyD
25-03-2008, 09:44 PM
Hi guys. I'm looking for a bit of advice. I've received the following email from someone allegedly called Mathew Coleman:
Good day,
I'm Mathew and my fiancee Mary are planning to have our wedding in the month of May.I have decided to give her a well treated package by giving her three options of venue of celebration amongst UK,Canada and USA.Based on her option, she has decided to choose UK.Therefore I am in need of necessary services.I will be in need of your service to be the DJ of our wedding Reception which will be taking place in Your Country.
Please make a list of your available Saturday between 3rd to 31st of May 2008 and Let me know your charges for your required services if you are to work for at most five Hours on that day.We will want you to work for at least five Hours at the occasion.I will also like you to help me to check the availability of a wedding hall closest to you against any of your available day which will be condusive for about 100 to 120 of my expected guests which will be comming from various locations accross the globe to attend our memorable date.
We hope it will be a memorable day having our great day Celebrated in UK.Please get back to me as soon as possible,so that we can put your quotes into financial consideration.
Thanks,
Mathew and Mary.
I say it's suspect cos it was redirected to my junk mail folder by Windows Mail. Also the language is a bit weird - like the spams we get saying we've inherited $10million from a long lost dead relation and can they have our bank details?!?
The mail was from email address "[email protected]". Now it just doesn't seem like language from the uk.
It doesn't seem to contain any viruses so I'm just wondering if anyone else has received this email or one like it?
Just can't understand why anyone who could get married just about anywhere would choose my town. It's not the most exciting of places to get wed.
Before (and if) I reply, I was just wondering what your opinions on this email are. Any advice gratefully received!
Cheers!
Good day,
I'm Mathew and my fiancee Mary are planning to have our wedding in the month of May.I have decided to give her a well treated package by giving her three options of venue of celebration amongst UK,Canada and USA.Based on her option, she has decided to choose UK.Therefore I am in need of necessary services.I will be in need of your service to be the DJ of our wedding Reception which will be taking place in Your Country.
Please make a list of your available Saturday between 3rd to 31st of May 2008 and Let me know your charges for your required services if you are to work for at most five Hours on that day.We will want you to work for at least five Hours at the occasion.I will also like you to help me to check the availability of a wedding hall closest to you against any of your available day which will be condusive for about 100 to 120 of my expected guests which will be comming from various locations accross the globe to attend our memorable date.
We hope it will be a memorable day having our great day Celebrated in UK.Please get back to me as soon as possible,so that we can put your quotes into financial consideration.
Thanks,
Mathew and Mary.
I say it's suspect cos it was redirected to my junk mail folder by Windows Mail. Also the language is a bit weird - like the spams we get saying we've inherited $10million from a long lost dead relation and can they have our bank details?!?
The mail was from email address "[email protected]". Now it just doesn't seem like language from the uk.
It doesn't seem to contain any viruses so I'm just wondering if anyone else has received this email or one like it?
Just can't understand why anyone who could get married just about anywhere would choose my town. It's not the most exciting of places to get wed.
Before (and if) I reply, I was just wondering what your opinions on this email are. Any advice gratefully received!
Cheers!