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has anyone seen this pitch?

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voidmain:
The first thing you should do when you get an email like this that you are suspicious about is to go to http://www.urbanlegends.com/ and search for some of the text of the message. 99.999% of the time you will find it is a scam.  The web used to be a good place. Today the only place on the web that isn't a scam is http://www.fuckmicrosoft.com/

sporkme:
i just looked at my hotmail account

94 megs

there are 3 copies of that in there

i thought this scam was dead

beltorak0:
i got the same one a while ago.  It says two weeks, but the dates in all of the FW: fwd: fwd: FWD: etc etc, spanned three months.  I responded by sending the entire text of a "hoaxbuster" web page detailing the email to everone the email reader could lift out of the email.  After a few times of doing this (and for various virii) my friends and aquantances stopped sending them to me.

-t.

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