What's up to me "Steven"? Am I to determine whether you're a cheat that's being paid enough in a day to pay for a partial payment on a Chinese made scooter? Or a full blown fraud that can pay for a spot in a cubicle?
Is it up to me "Steven"? Yeah, it is. I'm real. You're not. You're just a little Indian fraud.
Skeff Ett Liv,
Gunnar
I finally got my first call from the Indian Microsoft boys! Immediately thinking that it was Rajesh Kuthroopoly, David at AT&T customer service, or possibly Mohandas Ghandi on the line, I set his heart a singing when I agreed to go to my computer and follow his instructions. He kept telling me to push the Microsoft logo and the letter R. Then he would ask what I saw on my screen. I'd say "Nothing" We walked down this primrose path a few times and I could tell that he was getting short with me. He ask what kind of internet did I have. I ask "Do you mean that I need internet?" He said "You don't have internet?" "No"
Then "Click!" He rode away into the sunset on ole Bossy....
I got a call from this Indian guy saying he was from the government and that I have received a grant for $9000. I guess the Microsoft thing didn't work for him. The number he gave me to call back was 315-675-4060
Robert called to say he was from the US Government, and I had been selected out of 2000 US citizens to receive grant money. If I called the number back I could speak to an account supervisor and he would have it sent by Western Union or Moneygram. It sounded like a scam so I looked the number up on the web and found this site. Every informed citizen should know that's not how the government works when they want to give you money.