Email claims that attached images show seven trucks that have been cleverly painted to advertise particular products.
Links to reports about older hoaxes, scams, and true stories. These messages may now be quite outdated and no longer in general circulation. However, they may still occasionally come your way and also retain some historical value.
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Email from a US soldier stationed in Afghanistan claims that Senator Barack Obama snubbed troops during a recent visit to the region.
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Email purporting to be from Google AdWords claims that the recipient’s Google ads will be suspended unless payment information is updated.
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Email claims that the recipient has purchased an airline ticket online and should open an attached file to view an invoice and print out the ticket
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Message tells the story of a 70 year old Chinese man who lived with his wife in a mountain cave for fifty years and hand-carved more than 6000 stairs up the mountainside for her.
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Email claims that attached photographs depict a huge living tree located in India in which figures of animals have miraculously grown naturally all over the tree’s trunk without human influence.
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Email claims that attached photographs show a gigantic swimming pool in Chile that has been classified as the world’s largest by Guinness World Records.
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Email forward requests prayers for three year old Katie Fitch who was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma, a very rare form of cancer.
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Message tell the story of a slick lawyer who successfully files an insurance claim for a box of expensive cigars because they were lost “in a series of small fires” as he smoked them.
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Email claims that attached photographs show a shoreline at Yamba NSW that has been inundated with ocean foam.