gregorygarver.com

slappingdummyman · Joined: 04 Apr 2003 Posts: 6

Probably a scam but go to walla.com to see what the site is just in case.

DaveW · Joined: 28 Apr 2004 Posts: 6

You're not sending money so why not make the inquiry and find out!

Fedup · Joined: 16 Dec 2006 Posts: 4

Dont give out any account numbers and if they want you to send money,tell them to take it out of the inheritance,thats a catcher,we have a million for you,just send us 5000,scam every time

JacobW6961 · Joined: 12 Jul 2005 Posts: 4

Looks like a scam to me. Do not give out any bank, credit card, date of birth, social security number or other personal info. They can use it to clean you out and ruin your credit. If they send you a check from a foreign bank, your bank may release the funds in a few days, but the foreign bank can refuse the check up to many days later and you will have to make good the full amount. Hit delete and run away as fast as you can.

RobS · Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Posts: 6

this is definitely a scam. something this important would not be sent in an e-mail

jacks_insanity · Joined: 14 Feb 2007 Posts: 7

If that is a person unknown to you maybe so.

acermill7878 · Joined: 09 Nov 2003 Posts: 4

Odds are it is a scam. However reply to the email address and have them mail you cashiers check for the balance of your inheritance in US dollars. Do not provide any personal information through electronic means only in person when they deliver your cashiers check, and even then just name and address (They should already know it).

Mayur · Joined: 24 May 2007 Posts: 3

It's a scam. First the diamond mine hoaxs in Africa, then the dead rich man's widow needing assistance to bank her millions in your account, lotteries in Europe, soldiers in Iraq wanting help in transferring Hussein's millions to your account. The list goes on with the same theme: transfer millions to your bank account, thereby revealing your personal information that will bankrupt and ruin you.Don't fall for them. If it's seems to good to be true it is. Delete those messages.

kemperk · Joined: 28 Oct 2003 Posts: 5

That certainly seems fishy. Classic components of scam, like mentioning how he was a dedicated Christian to get on your good side.

Bobcat · Joined: 17 Mar 2004 Posts: 5

Of course it's a scam - check out http://blog.supersurge.com/latest-email-scams/2005/4/11/notification-of-bequest.html#comment824884Why would a lawyer from London describe a bequest in US dollars? (If legitimate, it would have been described in UK pounds - apart from all the other indicia of it being a fake, like the poor grammar.)

KateJ · Joined: 18 Dec 2004 Posts: 7

I use to receive similar emails before I changed my email address. It seems you get them if you wound up on a mailing list. This one, the content is a little different. I would not email back. If you are real curious or just for kicks and giggles, you could call the phone no.. I would first call operater to make sure it is not some kind of 900 no.

smartypants909 · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 2

Yes its a scam. I get that crap all the time. Please watch out for stuff like this.