Would you invest in this?
Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2004 8:54 pm
From:Andersen7Sewell@martens-puller.de
Subject: Redsquirrel's
ababa
If you are paying more than 3.6% on
your mortgage,
we can slash your monthly
payment!
(must have owned your home
at least 24 months to qualify for this special program)
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PLANET
CREDIT REPORT NOT
NEEDED
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an insta-quote and
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calculation
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and easily
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I don't get all these mortgage emails. Who actually gets a mortge form some guy who can't spell that emails you?! LOL
I found this email where it belongs, in my spam folder.
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Content preview: ababa If you are paying more than 3.6% on your
mortgage, we can slash your monthly payment! (must have owned your home
at least 24 months to qualify for this special program) GUARANTEED
LOWEST RATES ON THE PLANET [...]
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Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:2890, old post ID:23575
. Just kidding of course. Kind of sad to see that people actually fall for this stuff. I got an e-mail one time saying that a long last realtive that lived in Africa died in an oil explosion and his lawyer e-mailed me to say that we've inherited ALOT of money. First off, my last name is scandinavian.....no way close to Afican. Second of all, the name of the person wasn't even close to anybody we would have known. Third of all, is there even computers in Africa? 
