Internet Scam is so outdated...

Internet scams are so outdated and so yesterday, unfortunately many foolish people still believe in fast money.

"There's no such thing as fast money FOOL!!!"

Recently, the newest Internet email scam involves the old assumptive close selling technique that tries to fool readers into taking action.

There is a new scam sweeping the Internet reminiscent of the phish scam whereby unscroupulous people try to trick email recipients into taking action usually by spending money but in some cases just to join a home business group or pyramid scheme where the solicitor hopes to make money off them later.

The newest scam involves leading people to believe that they are or have been engaged in an activity and that they need to revisit their account which of course they never opened in the first place.

Like most scams the letter seems authentic until the reader analyzes its contents at which time the scam becomes blatantly obvious according to Scott Alliy President of the Online Business Ethics Association.

Mr. Alliy who was alerted by his wife who received a suspicious email provides the following description of the type of email that users should be aware of by revealing the nature of two such email he received recently.

In each case the attempt was to fraud the recipient into thinking that they are receiving a member account activity update from an organization they are led to believe that they had at one point became a member of.

The title of the email was Account activity status. Upon opening the email Mr. Alliy noticed two things. First that the email seemed authentic complete with an activity summary which of course showed zero activity and zero payments and urging Mr. Alliy to contact his sponsor at the name and contact info provided in the email.

The tipoff to the scam was that Mr. Alliys name and p.o. box number were correct but the state and zip code was nowhere near correct. Obviously Mr. Alliy points out it would be unlikely for me to register for any program and give a false state and zipcode during the registration process.

The plan is that the unsuspecting victim will contact the email sender who of course will proceed to try to sell the confused email recipient on the merits of their program or whatever scam they may be promoting.

This latest email scam like the types mentioned in this story are clearly fraudulent and are a blatant misuse of the Internet and email systems provided by ISP's around the world and those that teach others to engage in such activities as well as the perpetrators themselves should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Mr. Alliy believes that this blatant fraud and misuse will continue to give the Internet a black eye and negatively affect commerce and trade unless Congress and lawmakers get aggressive and stop these types of devious activities.

Many of the scam artists who perpetrate such acts excel at the art of mental masturbation. Some may consider themselves marketing experts and may actually consider fraudulent and misleading emails a marketing strategy. They take great pride in getting over on others by using various psychological ploys and preying on peoples emotions. Some may even share their marketing strategies and exploits however questionable they may be during marketing conferences thus spawning a colony of gerbels who take the new found perhaps fradulent certainly questionable marketing techniques which they probably paid dearly to learn and proceed to pollute the Internet and email system with yet more uninvited spam.

Mr. Alliy cautions email recipients to avoid opening emails from unknown people and to beware of letters with emotional come ons like the ones that attemtp to play on the very strong emotion of fear of loss with such claims as act now or your account will be closed and others will get the money that you have earned.

Mr. Alliy encourages recipients of such emails to notify the Online Business Ethics Association by visiting the website at http://www.obea.biz and sending an email containing the date title and contents of any such scam email that they receive from companies or individuals with fraudulent intent similar to that described in this story.

Millionaire Entrepreneur Sosilawati Lawiya Murdered!

Holy crap, and I thought it only happens in CSI. These men are not just plain scam cases. They are really ruthless when it comes to the opportunity to make more money.

This is the face of the brutal sadistic heartless fiend who has taken the lives of so many innocents all because of his greed and willingness to rob others of their hard earned wealth just to live a life of luxury!

'Dato' PATHMANABHAN A/L NALLIANNEN  - The murderous disbarred lawyer who is said to be a DAP member for life and said to have ties with Hindraf.

This man was said to be responsible for the deaths of quite a number of people ranging from a South Indian millionaire who fell prey to this demon and from whom this man set up a clinic for his sister, bought several farms and lands which he used as bait to snare his other victims including the Novelle Visage millionaire owner Dato Sosilawati Lawiya and consequently her driver, lawyer and bank officer.

This is the face of his lawyer brother SURENDREN A/L NALLIANNEN - who admitted to have burned the remains of Sosilawati to ashes.

ON ANOTHER NOTE:
It seems that these 2 bastards are related to one of the scam companies I've written earlier about Pon 72 and Oliver Tan!
http://i-am-a-copycat.blogspot.com/2010/09/oliver-tan-is-conman.html

Sorry for being so excited, but I never really thought I could find 2 articles that I've written related together in such a manner.

To put in short, the murderer Pathmanathan is one of the directors of Pon72 in Malaysia! I don't really know how real is that, but if it's true, I wonder how Pon72 or the so called Oliver Tan's gonna defend their company for this. The company's already scam-suspicious enough.. let alone one of the directors is a murderer & have a series of black histories (mentally not physically).

Thanks to Mohan for sharing! The image below seems to indicate that Pathmanathan is one of the directors of Pon72.

Sources from http://denaihati.com/suspek-pembunuh-sosilawati-juga-pangarah-syarikat-penipu-pon-72-sdn-bhd

**I can't read malay, but I'll paste it anyway..**

Assalamualaikum dan salam 1Dunia, aku nak kongsikan satu komen dalam entri Peristiwa Pembunuhan Sosilawati dan Ikthibarnya yang mungkin memberi maklumat kepada mereka yang tertipu dalam syarikat pelaburan PON 72 Sdn Bhd. Jujur aku pun tak pernah dengar nama Syarikat ini tetapi mengikut maklumat yang di beri ramai yang telah tertipu ribuan ringgit. Mengikut maklumat ini suspek pembunuh sosilawati, Pathmanabhan adalah pengarah Syarikat PON 72 yang merupakan sebuah syarikat yang menipu duit ramai orang.


@Khairul : Salah seorang dari peguam yang bergelar Datuk adalah merupakan salah seorang dari Pengarah Syarikat yang telah berjaya menipu orang ramai iaitu Syarikat Pon72..Salah satu syarikat yang menipu duit ramai orang. Syarikat Pon 72 ini juga meniru hakcipta sebuah syarikat lain iaitu Visiber Sdn Bhd. Perkara ini telah terbukti. Isteri saya yang juga salah seorang dari mangsa bagi syarikat Pon 72 di mana hampir rm10k wang isteri saya lesap apabila salah seorang agent POn 72 melarikan diri secara tiba2. Bukti?Ini bukti yang menyatakan PATHMANABHAN and PON 72 ada bersangkut paut.

Oliver Tan is a conman?

Ok, after doing some bits of research over the internet (damn I love google), I found out that this Oliver Tan guy is related to this company called Pon 72. http://pon72.com.my/

He's also related to this company in Singapore called The Numbers Academy http://www.numbersacademy.com/

Apparently he is known as a conman ripping off lots of Singaporean's money by conducting seminars and workshops about the talk in numbers. And after talking to some local Malaysians and Singaporeans, it seems that he has been ripping off from Visiber http://www.visiber.com

Visiber seems to be a operating pretty long. Try googling it and you'll be able to see quite a lot of past records on success stories. Honestly, as an american, I'm pretty impressed to see so many stuffs that they've been doing. Seems that there's also a Visiber group of companies where they "mothered" a handful of other companies too. I also tried googling the founder - patrick tan. Well, at least his appearance seems to look less suspicious than Oliver.

So back to this Oliver Tan.. ok. I've tried to google about him. Aside from the stuffs that mention about him being a scammy old man, all the other articles only talk how good he is, how fantastic his talks are, and that he's the founder of whatever stuffs he's teaching. And...that's it.

I've also compared the products between visiber and pon72. Although I've never really seen or held one before, I guess both designs are almost the same. But of cos, fake LV sellers will tell others that their LV bags are real. So, buyers please check properly!

Silvia did mention to me that the gold and diamond used by Pon72 are of the lowest quality rank, otherwise probably the diamonds are just crystal.

So, the question is...
DO CONSUMERS EVEN BOTHER FINDING OUT THE TRUE QUALITY OF THE PRODUCTS BEING BOUGHT??

Nuff said...most consumers wouldn't care as long as the price is cheap.