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

Over 33,477 people have traded in their hearing devices for crystal clear hearing, courtesy of this natural solution for solving all hearing loss.  Just the usual rubbish with a made-up number. 

Supposedly, a student from Cornell university lost 23 pounds in one month on a diet research project with no exercise required. One pound of fat contains 3,500 calories so she lost a total of 80,500 calories worth of fat in one month which equates to 2,300 calories per day. So if she ate 2,300 calories less than the daily intake required then she was consuming a negative amount of food per day i.e. even complete starvation cannot do this.

Nat West bank warn me of unauthorised activity on my account. That’s clever as I don’t have a Nat west account and the link to click goes to nwolb.com (not Nat West) and they don’t even know my name. A typical phishing scam.

A warning email that my Amazon gift card value $206.02 will soon expire if I don’t use it. Of course I don’t have such a gift card and the value chosen is very odd as gift cards come in round number values and the email is from bulejobs.com

A lady named Anastasia believes that talking with me will give her much pleasure and she wants my name and address so she can write to me. No thanks. I can do without more spam letters.

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

Naturally eliminate every trace of cellulite from your body in 21 days. There would be a lot of happy people if that was true – but it’s just the usual scammers lies.

Rental income assured from apartments in Huddersfield. But the email is from a Marketing company looking for leads to sell. There are no apartments.

A phishing email claiming to be from Lloyds Bank wanting me to click a link to verify my account under new rules. The email is from [email protected] which is definitely not Lloyds Bank.

Another dumb Marketing company looking for leads to sell – this time trying to attract people with a fake 6.4% income bond.

An email claiming you can melt away two pounds of body fat every day with no effort. Yeah – and no food.

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

A simple scam email stating that they have rejected our Proforma because it didn’t match their purchase order and can we open the attached new purchase order please. Obviously that’s a NO as we didn’t send them anything and have never heard of them.

An email to the radio station but then it starts ‘Dear Jason Moon’ – never heard of him and certainly don’t want to know about his magic method (used by 174,745 people apparently) for curing all back pains. The 174,745 is just a made up number – do they think we won’t realise that?

A moron named Xiadong offers a ‘legitimate’ investment deal with his client in Thailand. Yeah – a businessman is always going to offer ‘legitimate’  business deals to people he’s never met and doesn’t even know their names.

An offer of cheap finance for business funding – but it’s from a Marketing company just looking for leads to sell.

Supposedly eye care companies hate ‘this’ woman because she’s giving away the secret that you can cure all eye problems using her technique. I think she can only see the money to be made in this scam.

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