I got an email , sort of FRIEND invitation

Philippines
July 8, 2011 10:02am CST
I got this friendly message asking me to befriend her or him. With all the stories and personal background. What comes first to my mind was THE "scam". In the first place I am a girl and she was a girl but it seems to her that I am a boy because of my email add that sound like a boy name. She ask me to give my complete all my details so she can send e money to open an account her since she can't open an account to my country because of sensitive reason. But the point that made me realize she is a scam is that she ask me to send money so she can process the necessary documents. What a heck!!! I don't want to be a victim of this scam which I believe so. Have you experience this kind of doing?
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@thanks1961 (7035)
• India
9 Jul 11
Even I used to get 10-15 such mails (roughly) every month and I never care of such things. It is absolutely scam and no need to respond or treat them in any manner. In fact no need to discuss much on it because it itself says full nature. If we take care, we will be in safe. The people in front of us and friends do cheat and scams and what would be the case where we never know and a person from other places. I think you understood what I mean and have a nice day. Sometime there may be chances of genuineness. But it is atlast 1-10% and why to take chances in the case of 90% doubtful. So keep away from such things and it is better for all times and at least we will get peace of mind. May be little, but if it remain with us is good, than looking for the big and losing what we have in our safe hands. Thank-s
@thanks1961 (7035)
• India
9 Jul 11
Even I used to get 10-15 such mails (roughly) every month and I never care of such things. It is absolutely scam and no need to respond or treat them in any manner. In fact no need to discuss much on it because it itself says full nature. If we take care, we will be in safe. The people in front of us and friends do cheat and scams and what would be the case where we never know and a person from other places. I think you understood what I mean and have a nice day. Thank-s
@savypat (20216)
• United States
8 Jul 11
A little common sense is all that is needed here. If you were on the other side of that e-mail would you send it? Of course not, unless you could find a way to make a profit from it. STAY AWAY FROM THIS ONE
8 Jul 11
Any email I get with the word "Friend" in it immediately gets deleted. I know who my friends are - and none of them call me "Friend".
@stanley777 (9402)
• Philippines
9 Jul 11
It's sure a scam my friend.Who in his/her right mind would give her/his personal details to someone who is a stranger to her/his.Even to your newly find friends I guess not especially if this involves money.There are lot of scams in the net that you should be are of and this is one.Delete it and forget about it.Some people now a days with ill motives always find ways to victimize others, if they allow it.
@sanjay91422 (2725)
• India
9 Jul 11
I read your discussion and then posted the response in some other discussion. I think it is not allowed to post the lines from other place so I will post here the discussion. http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2549961.aspx#2_22578695. Sorry for the inconvenience.
• United States
8 Jul 11
Gosh daily they are coming up with so many sneaky ways and this one I have seen similar types on several occasions. It does not seize to amaze me anymore as the scammers are truly coming up with ways to make out with others money and or accounts. I am glad you caught that one right away.
@dkboss (133)
• India
8 Jul 11
Its part of viral marketing where some website access your friends details and make email by their name to you with a strange message .. By that you would confuse about message and do register ... when you register on that website they ask for invite friends and make access of your personal information.. So please aware from these like message you friend not involved in these like activity.