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Was on the boss's computer and suddenly this sign appears saying I'm the 1 000 000 th visitor and I win a Bahamas Holiday. The boss rang the number and it appears to be real. The guy gave details, addresses optional dates etc.
Am I the only one this has happened to or are there other 1 000 000th visitors out there?
Carry Pine
Sooooooo...someone you and your boss dont know is offering you a free holiday in the Bahamas just for being the millionth person to visit a website.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carry Pine
Ever heard the saying "if its too good to be true it probably isnt"?
Do a little more investigation and ask the guy what he's trying to sell you.
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo,
it's true.;) ;) If you have any problems with it....ring this number
Stephen COOPER
Detective Senior Constable 29748 at
Victoria Police State Crime Squads
Level 12, 412 St. Kilda Road,
Melbourne
They ring him on, (03) 9865 2663.
And tell him you have done IT, then he comes around for a cuppa and a bickie.:D :D :D
Fred.n, I have just awarded you a greenie for the most creative use of cut and paste in a humourous reply to a post :D :D :D
Thanks Doug:)
After all........it's all in good fun.......isin't it!!
absolutely, fred, life's too short to take it too seriously ;)
Get serious, you blokes....... :p
Hey Fred, you owe me half a greenie.
Al :p
It's a trap to get either your name and bank details, credit card info or email address or all the preceding info.
Is the offer from a Greek gentleman, if so, I think we all know the quote;)
Give me the website address so I also can become the millionth person to log onto the site.
Groggy is spot on the money....99% chance its a ploy to milk you for personal information of some sort. For gods sake dont give them your email address unless you want your inbox brimming with spam.
Surf the net but do it with all shields up.