Wang Lei ([email protected])

[youjo king]

Short and sweet,but still a scam


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I have a 25M dollars deal for you. Please reply for details email:
[email protected]

The IP address resolves to an anonymous proxy,but you can probably guess where it's from!

[Bubbles]

Did the scammer give a "Reply to" email address?

Edit: Oh I see it [email protected] That is a China domain.

I ask because the domain used is for Boston University. Most likely the scammer hijacked an email address from BU.