Money making eMail

[size=4]This is a copy of an eMail I got today. Does anyone else get them?[/size]

Hello;

Pardon my invading your privacy.

I am Barr. Nathan David(Managing Partner) Barrister, advocate, Solicitor and owner of Nathan David & Associates Law Firm located in Scotland. Born January 2, 1960; admitted, 1984. Education: LL.B, Phd. 1979 University of Reading Practice Areas: Business Law Company; Commercial; Employment; Family Law; Intellectual Property; Real Estate; Wills, Trusts and Tax.I have a legitimate contract job offer for you, i want to know if you will like to help my client invest in your country and get rewarded financially without leaving or affecting your present job?

I represent Mrs. Chung Hee- Ja, wife of Mr. Kim Woo Choong the founder and former chairman of the Daewoo Motors Group in South Korea here in after shall be referred to as my client and it is on her instruction that i am doing all that i am doing now. She is looking for a foreign individual or a corporate body that can profitably invest $150,000,000.00 (One Hundred and Fifty Million US Dollars) on real estates outside Hong Kong. Most importantly, you will be required to invest these funds on real estates preferably in your country of residence outside of Hong Kong.Mrs. Chung Hee- Ja Kim Choong is willing to reward you with 10% for your partnership role.

Trust me; this is once in a life time opportunity i bet you can't afford to

miss.If you prefer to be re-contacted for more express information, Write back promptly i look forward to it. I expect your correspondence as my response with more information on this profiting offer will be swift. Sincerely,

Barr. Nathan David>>>

.....DANGER..DANGER....BEWARE WILL ROBINSON....ER...HOUSE OF PAIN ...DANGER ..DANGER>>>

Yep, get them all the time along with faxes and even got 3 "money makers" in the US mail. The ones in the US mail look incredibly legit and even have a real person on the other end of the phone that they tell you to call with any questions. They send you a check for $4995.00 and tell you that it is compensation for buying whatever they specify. You are to send them the registration form and fee of $1500.00 (money order) and then go buy whatever it is.

Unfortunately, the check (although it looks real and has all the watermarks) belongs to an account that does not exist and by the time it goes through the channels at the bank, you have already bought the money order and sent it off. You have a $4995.00 bounced check along with all the fees associated with it and they have a quick $1500.00.

If it looks too good to be real.....>>>