You've just won!

Thank you for replying! I have received many such emails as well. I saw a news report on NBC about these types of scams and the people that run them. Often these scammers are dangerous and devious individuals. I worry that they will be able to trick many good hearted people into giving out their money. Often they try to appeal to a person's heart by talking about a sick child or mother and how they need money for their hospital care. Often it is hard to turn that down. But, these people are just scammers, cloaked by the secrecy of the Internet. I wish there were a safe way to surf the Internet without running into them. I am happy to hear that you were able to successfully avoid their devious plans. Be well, my friend. And, blessed days.

Good morning, dear beauty queen. Thanks for the best response very much. Last year there was an email notification from a Kenyan guy telling me that I have won about million dollars and we emailed back and forth to each other. At last I was asked to put some amount of dollars to the bank that he offered. Of course, I was that foolish as to really put money into his bank account. I was just testing to see how true it could. He urged me if I didn't email him and later he added me as his friend on Yahoo Messenger and chatted with me. I found some excuses to refuse him. Now he is still on my friendslist, but each time, I type "Hello", he ignores me. I would like to know more about his doing scam emails, but there is no way as he keeps silent without saying hello back to me. hehe. Anyway it is a nice and interesting experience to me. So that's way I think that those kinds of emails are just scams. They will never be able to cheat money out of my bank account. lol. Thanks again for your offering me the best response. Good day, my dear beauty queen.