Re: Prove this wrong!!!! - It is wrong and a SCAM!!

To all users: This is a SCAM!!!!!  DO NOT SEND MONEY to anyone!!

It is what is known as a "Chain Letter" and is as old as the Post Office. It
is a form of a controlled lottery.
Would you buy even a $5 ticket to a lottery whose winners were
pre-determined by those that run it?

Think about it.  If 1,000 people invest $5 and get say $5,000 each, where do
you think the money comes from?  The $5,000,000 dollars comes from suckers
who buy into this with honesty and integrity, but are too late!!  Do the
math!  Only one in a thousand can even collect $5,000 on average.  Only the
UNETHICAL few who start out the chain letter have a slim possibility to
receive some benefit - and only if enough naive people buy into it.
Fortunately these days, many people have caught on to this scam and no one
makes the returns (say $60,000) that you see in the FAKE "sceptical"
testimonials.

It is ILLEGAL in most states and countries (or soon will be), but the
originators get around the law by pretending to have some "product" or
"service" such as a mailing list or report. Guess what, you will also get
SPAMmed after you lose your $5 (plus stamps).

As for this "test" website, it is obviously a deception to try and sell this
chain letter on a newsgroup - without appearing to be violation of the
no-spam rules. This is evidenced by the fact that he/she had included the
chain letter.
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"Webmaster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Prove this wrong!!!
>
> I don't know about you, but I get tired of postal lottery, "make
> $60000 in 60 days" type messages appearing in my favorite newsgroups.
> There are "claims" of people making all this money, but nothing to
> back it up or any real proof.
>
> So now we're going to put this to a test and hopefully settle this
> once and for all!
>
> If you believe these type of letters/messages work, then try the
> newer PayPal version of this listed below. I have added my e-mail
> address at the bottom of the message, and will post the results daily
> on my website (listed further down in this message)
>
> Even if you don't believe these type of letters work, check out the
> results on my web page :
>
> http:\\www.kmaproductions.com\watchdog.htm
>
> Hopefully, you can use this link as a way of telling people that these
> type of messages do not work and finally put this nonsense to rest.
>