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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby red_dog_aust on Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:34 am

Milatary Scams

I got stung enough to hurt,,,,but not enough to sell my soul...i was lucky a friend looked up internet scams...

Watch out for sad stories.....
Watch out for Bad Spelling.....
Ask there time zone then google it...
Ask whats the weather there is it cold or hot...then google it.....the answer will not be forth right
Watch out for both parents dead.....
They join dating sites...looking for someone who is lonely....

PM me if your unsure ......i'll give you some questions to ask them


I feel like the dumbest person ever,,,but i had the warning bells sounded out by a friend....HE WAS RIGHT

Good Luck everyone,,,trust no one...on the NET
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby Chris Fuller on Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:50 am

Hello red_dog and welcome to ScamWarners. I'm sorry to hear that you got involved with a scammer, but glad that you realised it was a scam before it went any further.

I've removed your email address from your post, to maintain your privacy, and also to keep it out of sight of any passing spammers or scammers. If anyone would like to communicate with you, it is better if they use the PM button to the right of your post - I've changed the wording in your post to reflect this.

It is always best to drop all contact with a scammer immediately one realises that they are not genuine. Some scammers are very good at providing quick answers to questions, inventing information, or just changing the subject, and all scammers will continue to tell lies.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby asingingdiva on Tue Apr 12, 2011 12:58 am

WARNING!:

Here's what I'm convinced is a scam email I've received recently from (Capt. Williams Valdez) who I met on Tagged.com. He hasn't asked for the money just yet, but wanted me to contact: usarmysignals@adn about a satellite phone link up so I can call him in Kosovo. He claims the internet connection is so bad that it is hard to keep communicating with him that way and can't wait to hear my voice. Today he IM'd me to let me know it would cost me "Something like 439bucks". I replied "Whoa!", in which he replied "Is that much for high tension cable satellite phone n connection n calling fees ...nope isnt it is highly subsidies.

Here is the reply email from this so called site:

Thank you for the Inquiry, our service is to provide phoning and Satellite facilities for civilian and Military Personnel.

TS2 awarded a contract for the supply of 150 satellite phones to the military troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and the rest of the world. The equipment is intended to secure communication in the event of emergency and the phones will be provided to troops and consuls across the world. Diplomats frequently visit regions where no conventional mobile and Internet telecommunication system is available. Now they can use satellite connections ensuring global coverage and safety.

The satellite telephony and Internet system is aimed to secure mobile and Internet communication between the head office and overseas sites of the ministry in critical or emergency situations such as: evacuation of the site, natural disasters, breakdowns, communications with Family and Friends,local overload of terrestrial communication systems. They are fully reliable, because, unlike mobile phones, they do not require terrestrial cell sites which are not installable in some areas, and which can be destroyed by natural disasters, sabotage or war actions.

The satellite handset,and Internet selected as a result of tender procedure, is designed to work in just about any conditions – in rain storms, dust storms, searing heat to sub-zero cold, tropical humidity or freezing fog. The phone operates at -20°C to +55°C and transfers voice and data over global geostationary satellites that will be operational into the 2020s. Dust, splash and shock resistant (IP54), humidity tolerance from 0% to 95%.

Ts2 is the leading provider of domestic and global satellite access services. It has been providing its services amongst others, to: the U.S. Department of State, the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, United States Marine Corps (USMC), and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
We would need the above information provided so we can commence the Registering of your husband's Sat Phone.

YOUR INFORMATION:
- FULL NAME:
- HOME ADDRESS:
- PHONE NUMBER:
- PHONE SERVICE PROVIDER:

MILITARY PERSONNEL INFORMATION:
-NAME:
-RANK:
-LOCATION ( COUNTRY WHERE HE/SHE NEEDS THE SERVICE):

Once you provide us with the above information you are no longer anonymous to us.(We) protect your privacy. We do not insist you to provide extra personal information than necessary.All information collected will not be used for any illegal activity.The information is what we are going to use to register you with our service..
Yours Faithfully,
Bash Andrew.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby Arnold on Tue Apr 12, 2011 3:54 am

Welcome to Scamwarners.
You are quite right. Being asked to pay for a satellite phone means it's a scam.
You can contact me either by PM or by email to arnold.d.matthews @ gmail.com. Scam related matters only please.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby TrueKarma on Mon Apr 18, 2011 3:51 pm

I just had a guy try to Scam me from a dating site .. he was blocked from the dating site and tried to have me as his next victom.. but low and behold I know the military better than he thought I did .. so the scam back fired he will post pictures that are of someone and give you everything you want to hear... it is a good way to bait women I have to say he is good but ... I looked for the red flags ... 1. no man will tell you he is in love with you in a few days EVER!!! .. 2, No man who makes money and is fighting in our country raised in the USA would ask a woman for money , a phone, or to help him ... Men have Pride and military Men are the worst with pride and helping a damsel in distress... every rule was broken and that s how I got smart and was not scamed.. I have to also say this Site had Great information for me .. so thank you !! that you for all the post ...
I was coned for two days by a man who said he was Col . Wane hunter.. but than he send me a picture of him self in cloths that say Thompson LOL .. like women do read the name on clothing .. well this man had great things to say .. the first thing that jumped in my head was is this for real... and that is when I should of known ...
so beware of a <waynewhunter1967@aol.com> says he is in Afghanistan says he is a pilot for the ARMY ..
he is a lier.. he goes on date sites and was on Datehookup.com they band him ....

okay hope I was of some help for info here...
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby Arnold on Mon Apr 18, 2011 4:51 pm

Welcome to Scamwarners. Your post is certainly useful. Once search engines pick it up, other potential victims may find it.
You can contact me either by PM or by email to arnold.d.matthews @ gmail.com. Scam related matters only please.
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Re: romance scams

Postby morgaine on Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:44 am

Hi,
I am still a little uncomfortable writing everything down, because I am not sure the person involved is in fact a scammer? But then again, why am I here right?
He didn't asked me for money yet, he gave me an address and then I got suspicious. I know he knows about these scamwarning forums, and you can bet they are looking for any info we will give them to make their scams look even more believable.
I am let's say European (western) and have a lot of pictures, 2 addresses and mails from this person. I am affraid to make it public here though because we have been chatting with eachother now for 4 months already and stupid me, he knows my address, phone-number, and even has familypictures. I also send money through Western Union USD 500 to be exact for a liberty pass card?
I need to talk to someone who can find out where the real person in pictures is. I can't find any other mistake he supposed to make as a scammer, either he is very smart or knows a lot about the person on picture.
I need help fast. I am a mess, psychologically and physically. He got me so far now, that I am waiting for him to come online every minute of the day actually.
My loved ones are suffering because of it too. Is there any way I can do this anonymously, leaving his pictures without showing them, to find out who I am dealing with? And to warn the person on pictures? He really is in US army, that I know for sure. I send mail to CID but don't get any answers from them. Please help? I don't know what to do anymore.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby morgaine on Tue Apr 19, 2011 10:00 am

hi,
I forgot to mention that I know the person on these pictures is in the US army, and the person who is using those pics uses the same name. I also had to sign a paper for request for leave approval?
His English is perfect, and he's not asking me for sattelite phones or anything like that.
Knows the timedifferences perfectly and is very aware what is going on in the army.
I am in it so deep, I need your help.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby Dotti on Tue Apr 19, 2011 12:26 pm

Welcome Morgaine,

I'm sorry to have to be harsh, but there is absolutely no doubt whatsoever that you are dealing with a scammer. I know it doesn't look to you like he has made any mistakes, but the truth is he has made plenty just based on what you have written--he has pulled you completely into the fake military world of the scammer, which is nothing like the real US military.

There is NO policy in the US military in which you, a civilian, would sign any forms or papers for a soldier's leave, period. The US military does NOT require payment for "liberty passes" and they do NOT perform any transactions by Western Union or Moneygram. The whole pay-for leave "process" was invented by the imagination of scammers.

The real leave policy for soldiers is very straightforward. Soldiers request their own leave. They do it within the military, and who they are visiting has nothing to do with whether leave is granted. The person or people who are being visited have absolutely NO part in the leave process. Leave is like vacation from a regular job--they are entitled to a certain amount after a certain amount of service. They cannot buy more, and they can only take it when their superiors agree the timing is appropriate.

The person in the pictures you were sent is in the US military. Unfortunately, the person who is writing to you is not the person in the photos. He simply took some photos off the internet and claimed they were photos of him.

If you forward his emails (and the emails you received related to him from "military officials") and photos to me at the address in my signature line, I can post his information under my name without any connection to you. The truth is, he has probably already used the exact same script on dozens of women, and others may be in the midst of being scammed right now. I can probably point out many of the other signs that show he is a scammer, too.

The most important thing to do right now is IMMEDIATELY cut off all contact with him. Block him from your messenger. Don't answer emails from him or anyone else connected to him.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby morgaine on Tue Apr 19, 2011 1:43 pm

Hi Dotti,

I have send you some url codes through your private mail. I hope you received them?
If you didn't please let me know i will do it again, it needs to be private, he knows so much about me.
Thank you in advance.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby Dotti on Tue Apr 19, 2011 3:17 pm

Morgain,

I have not received anything. If you copied and pasted the address, please make sure you remove the spaces (which are there to prevent spam bots from picking up the address) before sending.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby morgaine on Tue Apr 19, 2011 3:25 pm

sorry Dotti I will try again, this is the first time I am sending something to your private message address, please do not publicate the pictures. I will try again now.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby morgaine on Tue Apr 19, 2011 4:40 pm

Hi Dotti,
I hope you received everything so far and that you can do something with it.
I took a big risk sending it to you because he knows so much about me and it actually hurts doing this.
Because all this time I was looking at the man on picture, being worried about him, I still am, I can't have closure untill I know that man is fine and that I saved his identity. It's been a 4 month old 'relationship', I feel so empty and betrayed, heartbroken even. My only cumfort now is to know the real man is fine and knows about this secretely hoping he will contact me? So I can rest asure.
To all women and men outthere? They are so good in what they're doing, and if you're not carefull you will end up heartbroken and still worried about the identity of the person they have been using.
Be carefull.
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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby mystica on Tue May 17, 2011 7:40 pm

Hi!i have join the romance/dating site called NETLOG.com,....this april ,..recieve 5 request for my ym or msn,..which i gladly give it to this Fake military men,....thinking its easy to delete them if they i found them fake,....they introduce themselves with 1 child but either divorce or widow....serving in secret mission at afghanistan,....,first i notice,..they are so transparent in telling the world that they serve as Military,Army,....even in their names they dont hide themselves ,...which is unlikely for the real military men....one thing,..is u r from US and u r using ur computer or laptop and join any networking,...its impossible not to have cam....which even the poorest country,..if they have computer ,camera is included....so it smell fishy this men's motives,...so told them straight away that they can't fool me if they have no cam,...coz they are maybe wanted in crimes they committed.....hereit is how did i found this site,...
Im chatting with the name of capt.johnson bennett from US ,..and take note:he got Facebook with some military pictures,...he ask my tel.no so he can call me to get to know each other,...telling He loves me for 2days exchanging messages,...which i dont believe,...then when i play with his game why he is so persistent to know my job as where i get my everyday living,if i got kids,...in short,..He ask me my no.so he can call me,...so i give him but when i give it to him he said his internet provision will be gone soon coz he is just using friends allowance to use internet,..so he ask me to send message in armydefensedepartment@armymail.com,....which i check it in google if its true military website and found it as freemail....then come to ur site,......he keep on insisting me to send email to that site so we could use the priviledge of free calls and free internet,...which i doubted,....while doing this sharing my experience he is asking me if send it already but i told him my security of my laptop,cant send it to the email he give coz its spam but he said try and try then lets him know if i send it,...and not to be surprise if theres a payment that they will ask coz that is refundable he said,...and checking his picture in facebook ,its look like he have similarity with the other guy whom i chatted to in netlog with his facebook but different name
imsharing this this coz there a lot of different spam going on in dating or romance site ,..some are posting as engineers and stranded in thier jobsite asking for help,...one is an artist who is in mission in africa to help a church there but asking some financial help....with same stories,....with 1-2 child,...even in job offer..
we need to be wiser sometimes if money involves.

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Re: Warning about armymail.com addresses

Postby Helen Halper on Tue May 17, 2011 8:02 pm

Hi mystica !
Welcome to scamwarners.
I'm glad that you are able to spot the scammers and have not been fooled by any of them.
Would you please post any emails and names and addresses of the scammers that you encounter?
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