$10,000 For Reading Scam Email

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I received an email below and I'm expected to pay $10,000 for reading the email.

Code:
Central Intelligence Agency - Case #57813264
From Susy VieraAdd contact
To [email protected] contact
Reply-To [email protected] contact
Date Sat 21:25
Priority Normal


Case #57813264

Distribution and storage of pornographic electronic materials involving underage children.

My name is Susy Viera and I am a technical collection officer working for Central Intelligence Agency.

It has come to my attention that your personal details including your email address ([email protected]) are listed in case #57813264.

 The following details are listed in the document's attachment:

   Your personal details,
Home address,
Work address,
List of relatives and their contact information.
  
Case #57813264 is part of a large international operation set to arrest more than 2000 individuals suspected of paedophilia in 27 countries.

  
The data which could be used to acquire your personal information:

   Your ISP web browsing history,
DNS queries history and connection logs,
Deep web .onion browsing and/or connection sharing,
Online chat-room logs,
Social media activity log.
  

The first arrests are scheduled for April 8, 2019.

  

Why am I contacting you ?

  

I read the documentation and I know you are a wealthy person who may be concerned about reputation.

  

I am one of several people who have access to those documents and I have enough security clearance to amend and remove your details from this case. Here is my proposition.

  

Transfer exactly $10,000 USD (ten thousand dollars - about 2.5 BTC) through Bitcoin network to this special bitcoin address:

  

3HLgV3G8B3n7cBCSn7NVuMHA1G63XMrcVV

  

You can transfer funds with online bitcoin exchanges such as Coinbase, Bitstamp or Coinmama. The deadline is March 27, 2019 (I need few days to access and edit the files).

  

Upon confirming your transfer I will take care of all the files linked to you and you can rest assured no one will bother you.

  

Please do not contact me. I will contact you and confirm only when I see the valid transfer.

  

Regards,

Susy Viera

  

Technical Collection Officer

Directorate of Science and Technology

Central Intelligence Agency
 
"Technical Collection Officer

Directorate of Science and Technology

Central Intelligence Agency"
hahhahahaha :D :D
 
"Transfer exactly $10,000 USD (ten thousand dollars - about 2.5 BTC) through Bitcoin network to this special bitcoin address:"

LOL Classic IRS scam shit
 
I guess someone twisted the "I recorded you wanking off on camera send bitcoins here" email in the hopes for more conversions lol
 
"The deadline is March 27, 2019 (I need few days to access and edit the files)"
"Please do not contact me. I will contact you and confirm only when I see the valid transfer."

lol :D
 
Shes like "im not supposed to talk to you but heres my name and workplace" lol
 
Don't worry I can close this case, just delete the email. DONE
 
I wonder what a good-looking, real scamming email looks like.

I wonder how an email that is so good that is true, can be like lol
 
They're trying to finesse you. [email protected]-govn.gq" is not even a valid address. The real one would be something like [email protected].

Ask this person to send 1 sample bitcoin, so as to "verify the legitimacy of the request". :D
 
Jesus, why would this shit give away his/her name in doing such shady shits.
 
I received an email below and I'm expected to pay $10,000 for reading the email.

Code:
Central Intelligence Agency - Case #57813264
From Susy VieraAdd contact
To [email protected] contact
Reply-To [email protected] contact
Date Sat 21:25
Priority Normal


Case #57813264

Distribution and storage of pornographic electronic materials involving underage children.

My name is Susy Viera and I am a technical collection officer working for Central Intelligence Agency.

It has come to my attention that your personal details including your email address ([email protected]) are listed in case #57813264.

 The following details are listed in the document's attachment:

   Your personal details,
Home address,
Work address,
List of relatives and their contact information.
 
Case #57813264 is part of a large international operation set to arrest more than 2000 individuals suspected of paedophilia in 27 countries.

 
The data which could be used to acquire your personal information:

   Your ISP web browsing history,
DNS queries history and connection logs,
Deep web .onion browsing and/or connection sharing,
Online chat-room logs,
Social media activity log.
 

The first arrests are scheduled for April 8, 2019.

 

Why am I contacting you ?

 

I read the documentation and I know you are a wealthy person who may be concerned about reputation.

 

I am one of several people who have access to those documents and I have enough security clearance to amend and remove your details from this case. Here is my proposition.

 

Transfer exactly $10,000 USD (ten thousand dollars - about 2.5 BTC) through Bitcoin network to this special bitcoin address:

 

3HLgV3G8B3n7cBCSn7NVuMHA1G63XMrcVV

 

You can transfer funds with online bitcoin exchanges such as Coinbase, Bitstamp or Coinmama. The deadline is March 27, 2019 (I need few days to access and edit the files).

 

Upon confirming your transfer I will take care of all the files linked to you and you can rest assured no one will bother you.

 

Please do not contact me. I will contact you and confirm only when I see the valid transfer.

 

Regards,

Susy Viera

 

Technical Collection Officer

Directorate of Science and Technology

Central Intelligence Agency
OP and you even believe them huh :D That's a simple scam to understand how can the irs collect btc o_O
 
I wonder what a good-looking, real scamming email looks like.

I wonder how an email that is so good that is true, can be like lol
These emails are poorly made by design.

If a scam email was well-written, it would get a much higher response rate, but the leads would drop off as they see clues about the scam. But if someone responds to something this badly written, the leads are pre-filtered, and those who remain won't see any red flags at all.

Although scamming is bad, this method works very well in legitimate niches where an item or service might be of lower quality. (Dropshipping websites, late night infomercials, Multi-Level-Marketing companies, etc.)
 
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