10:53 In the United States put "Nigerian" spammer for 12 years | |
Interestingly, the spammer is arrested, is indeed a native of Nigeria, residing in the U.S.. At the same time he used the classical scheme of "Nigerian letter", the essence of which Habre mentioned more than once or twice, and each of us received such letters, and some get so far. This spammer was not an ordinary crook, he used a larger scheme in which fraudulent lure naive users of the Internet (by the way, I'm just surprised that there are still those who believe chain letters from Africa - how can you?) Offering their bank details. It is clear that the letter signed by everyone there bankers, princes, kings, traders and other "big" people. In general, the spammer, U.S. authorities still sought out, and now the 31-year-old native of Nigeria on behalf of Mike Diamreyan, jailed on 151 a month. By the way, was the man for the period from 2004 to 2009 as many as 1.3 million U.S. dollars. Proved by the number of victims of fraudsters - 67 people (holy innocence). Experts say that last year it was the Nigerian letters, more precisely, such scams are very actively used by cyber criminals. About 17% of global spam are the ones Nigerian letters. Sam crook in his epistles to offer sacrifices to display up to 20 million dollars, for which they were to receive 20% of the money withdrawn. Mike Diamreyan used forged documents in different countries, who appeared in the letters that allegedly prove the truth of what these letters said. As a result, he was able to find 67 people who believed his tales. Some deluded people have lost their very considerable resources that are unlikely to be reimbursed for them. Although, who knows, maybe the U.S. government and attend to the fate of the deceived people. In general, the good news is that these spammers have started to catch and jail. The bad news - like so many scams, it is unlikely all will be caught and punished, even if the fraudster would face a long prison term. | |
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