I figured you guys would get a kick out of who signed my scam letter:


Are they even trying anymore?

For comparison purposes: click here HAHAHA

The part that I found most amusing was the "same last name" claim. Anybody who knows your last name might find that a little specious! Oh, and condolences on the loss of your Uncle Matty.

If it’s The Krimson Kenyons signature how can it not be legit.

If you squint really hard you can barely make out the Ethan.

quote:

Originally posted by nhtagmember:
... The Krimson Kenyons ...

HAHAH!! I love it!

quote:

Originally posted by architect:
... Oh, and condolences on the loss of your Uncle Matty.

Thanks, I miss him as if we never met.

I thought I got a scam letter back in 1962 but it turned out to be a genuine Draft notice.

I got a similar letter a few months ago. I emailed him (from a fake and moderately-lurid email account) and told him that I am actually related to the deceased so all of the money is mine.

You'd think this bank could invest in some letterhead or something....

But the gentleman clearly states GENUINE INTENTIONS. Sounds legit to me.

I also offer my condolences for the loss of your backwards uncle to our North.

Yep. If Matt 123 died, then I firmly believe you are his only living kin.

Wow, suddenly it’s the year 2000 again!

The typed signature name and the e-mail address indicate same person . The script signature indicates some one else. Didn"t the letter indicate this was his personal e-mail. Who said criminals are smart?? The sad part of this story is somebody will fall for this story. .................................................drill sgt.

I don't know, I thought it was hilarious that they used Barack Obama's signature. I'm easily amused though.

Did someone just Google famous American signatures and randomly pick that one?