So, what rubbish emails and calls have there been to Brooklands Radio station in the last few days?

Scientists have just discovered that this green vegetable can reverse vision loss.  Any vision loss seemingly. Must be an amazing vegetable or just an amazingly dumb message by a scammer.

A typical phishing message from ‘Enrique Lieva’ in Bulgaria. The email asks me to open the attached order and send them a pro forma invoice. Unusually, half the email is in Cyrillic.   Nope – I don’t open scam messages.

“Don’t miss out on your three free bottles of turmeric”. The spice turmeric has been in the news a lot recently as a super food but this scam is just a simple phishing scam – she wants your contact details and address. I’ll live without the non-existent free bottles thank you.

Expert Financial Advisors offer a unique opportunity to receive fixed returns by investing in property in … However there is no website for expert Financial Advisors – it’s just a Marketing cover for spammers.

A moron claiming to be Ben Imole wants me to book a hotel double bedroom for him.  This is a very simple ‘dumb’ email tempting people to reply that they are not a hotel. But if you do then ‘Ben’ knows your email address is ‘active’ and can probably sell ‘active’ email addresses for more money.  

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So, what rubbish emails and calls have there been to Brooklands Radio station in the last few days?

“The answer to high blood pressure is cinnamon” according to an email from ceruse. No it isn’t.

“One dose of this magic mouth spray is better than a 6 mile run at burning fat.” Only in fantasy land.

Joe of estellesdressydresses.com want to do image editing for us. Sadly just a scammer who sends out millions of such emails every day.

Apparently doctors around the world are telling you to eat more of this strange fat flushing fruit. Nope – just scammers trying to make money from gullible people.

This email starts in very big letters with “DO THIS When You Have a Gun Pointed at Your Head” and goes on about how to handle yourself against any threat and protect your family against terror attacks. If someone points a gun at you then you do what they tell you to is the official advice whereas fighting back when untrained is a good way to get dead.

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An email claiming I have won an Amazon reward if I just answer some questions. Yup – questions about my name, date of birth etc. – all useful for identity theft. And the email is from bowkru.date which should be a dating agency with that suffix but clearly is not.

A strange email with no title and a link to question.sunbedwhitening.co.uk Don’t know if that’s a real company but they must be real stupid sending out such emails if they are real. More likely it’s just a scammer.

Someone looking for a job has sent in a CV for us to review and they supply a password to open the file. Scammers add password protection to stop malware scanners from opening the file to check if it dangerous. Plus, the emailer clearly has no idea who we are or what business we are in so very obviously a fake.

A message from “Skinny Bunny Teatox” claims to have a belly flattening iced tea that melted away 41 lbs of fat from one lucky woman. Nope – just a scammer trying to relieve people of their money.

Mohan Singh in New Delhi offers corporate identity branding, SEO, website design, APP development and lots more. He works with 110 experience IT professionals to provide these services. Nope – he has a Hotmail email account therefore he’s a solitary worker lying to try to gain credibility, plus he offers too many services which suggests he is useless at most or all of them. No thanks.

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