Saturday, December 29, 2012
Sankara Bouda sankarabouda@voila.fr
If you agree to my business proposal.further details of the transfer will be forwarded to you as soon as i receive your return mail. have a great day. NB, MAKE SURE YOU KEEP THIS TRANSACTION AS YOUR TOP SECRECT AND MAKE IT CONFIDENTIAL TILL WE RECEIVES THE FUND INTO THE ACCOUNT THAT YOU WILL PROVIDE TO THE BANK. DONT DISCLOSE IT TO ANY BODY IN YOUR COUNTRY "PLEASE", BECAUSE THE SECRECY OF THIS TRANSACTION IS AS WELL AS THE SUCCESS OF IT.
BEST REGARDS MR. SANKARA BOUDA
Leung Cheung sent me a scam letter
Rama Ismael sent me a scam letter ramaismeal1950@voila.fr
I don't know what's up with all these scam emails I have been getting. I guess that's what happens when you post an email contact on your blog. anybody elese get one from this person?
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Aquarella's Acropolis 2013 Collection inspired by Greek Goddesses
The Aquarella Cruise 2013 collection, aptly entitled Acropolis, is inspired by the statuesque beauty, power and mystery of Greek Goddesses. This is a revelation of the purist essence of femininity and mix between sensuality, strength, beauty and boldness. The twelve lines created to honor the twelve Greek Goddess showcase structured bandeaus, triangle tops, halters and tops paired with various sexy bikini styled bottoms as well as sophisticated but daringly cut monokinis, and unique one-piece suits made of python, colored snakeskin prints, bright neon prints, flowered imprints, and a range of bright solids. Complementing the collection is a range of tunics and flowing beach dresses. The collection combines couture, with perfect fit featuring innovative styles embellished with chic accessories.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
David Mark scam email davidmark.pay@freenet.de
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 4:44 AM CST Dr. David Mark wrote:
>How are you doing? Hope you have not forgotten me, I am Dr. David Mark.
>
>Secure the release of some money accrued from the over invoicing of a
>contract/inheritance that was awarded by my government some time ago during the military regime.
>
>Though you were not able to assist me conclude the transaction, I'm happy to inform you about my success
>in getting those funds transferred under the assistance and cooperation of a new partner from Brazil .
>Presently I'm in London-United Kingdom for investment projects with my own share of the total sum.
>Meanwhile, I didn't forget your past efforts and attempts to assist me in Transferring those funds, I
>made sure you are not left out the benefit of the Transaction hence I kept aside for you sum of
>Nine Hundred And Fifty Thousand United States Dollars ($950,000.00).
>
>I and my new partner agreed to compensate you with that amount for all Your past efforts and attempt
>to assist me in this matter. I appreciated your efforts at that time very much, so feel free and get in touch
>with the paying bank Mr. Santiago Jimenez and instruct him on how to send wire your funds to you.
>
>Please do let me know immediately you receive wire transfer so that we can share the Joy together
>after all the suffer at that time. In this moment, I?m very busy here Because of the investment projects
>which I and my partner are having at hand, so you Need to contact the paying bank, i have instructed
>PNC bank to remit the payment to you In your own method.
>
>Below is the contact of the paying bank:
>
>Mr. Santiago Jimenez
>E-mail: santiagojimenez8701@hotmail.com
>santiagojimenez@adinet.com.uy
>Phone Number: 9512619497
>
>
>With Best Regards,
>
>Dr. David Mark
>
>NOTE:SEND YOUR FULL NAME AND CONTACT ADDRESS WITH PHONE NUMBER TO THE PAYING
>BANK SO THAT HE CAN BE ABLE TO VERIFY YOUR TRANSFER.
>
>YOU'RE PART OF THE MONEY. AT LAST
Email scam warning Mario Alberto mario_alberto004@live.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 10:00 AM CST AMERICAS AND EUROPEAN UNION OFFICE INTERNATIONAL. wrote:
>AMERICAS AND EUROPEAN UNION OFFICE INTERNATIONAL.
>VIA ALESSIO OLIVIERI
>2000124,ROMA
>ITALY
>Ref/80.177.181.113
>Dear Beneficiary,
>
>Please read this E-mail carefully and proceed to collect your COMPENSATION
>payment from the AMERICA AND EUROPEAN UNION GOVERNMENT Office, worth 8
>,000,000.00 (EIGHT MILLION,POUNDS STERLING).
>
>Am Mario Alberto, am the acting Secretary to the America and European Union here in Rome
>, Following this year (2012) review of the global financial
>matters and just concluded investigations by the US and European Union .
>
>Investigation in conjunction with the FBI and Scotland yard it is revealed that your e-mail
>is among the list of people who have never received any of their payments
>among lottery, inheritance, and awarded contract funds in
>Europe /America and victims who have lost a lot of funds to scammers here in
>Worldwide while trying to claim their funds.
>
>So we want you to stop every conversation with those whom claim to be
>working towards your fund release from any lottery body, We use
>this medium to inform you that any e-mail from any lottery body
>that does not come with the new communication code: RM-7098-USEU.is fake.
>In this case, you?re advice not to respond to any mail that does not come
>with the above communication code, We advice that you stop further
>communication with any correspondence from United Kingdom.
>
>Our final conclusion was that, the fund should be paid to you as soon as possible and when we reach proof that you have actually being scammers and paid a lot of money.
>
>You are advice to e-mail as back via the private e-mailbox at:(mario_alberto004@live.com) You are hereby adviced to get
>back to the office for your compensations.
>
>
>We wait your prompt response.:
>
>Congratulations!!!!
>
>Yours Sincerely,
>Contact Person: Mr Mario Alberto
>Telephone Number:+393272354122
Sam White and Raymond Wilson think I am going to send them $75 raymondwilson582@yahoo.com.my
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 9:28 AM CST Dr.Sam White wrote:
>Attn Beneficiary,
>
>After waiting and no response was heard, I deposited and also paid for the Delivery fee of your $12.500 000.00
>
>Million US Dollars, as consignmentBox to PRIVATE FINANCE SECURITY COMPANY Because I would be traveling to London and you can always reach me on my direct new London number +447024074654 .
>
>I would be gone on a visit to a friend and will not come back till Nov, 2013. I will want you to contact the
>
>PRIVATE FINANCE SECURITY COMPANY to know when they will be delivering your consignment.
>
>I have paid for the delivery charges and also the insurance fee, the only fee you will have to
>pay them is the monthly demurrage fee which they would pay the security department that are guarding your consignment since the date of deposit.
>
>But if you will be very fast in contacting them, you will be charged only one month demurrage fee which will cost only US$$75.00 So I urge you to contact them as soon as you receive this email. And send the $$75Usd through Western Union Money Transfer to the manager.
>
>MR. RAYMOND WILSON,
>PRIVATE FINANCE SECURITY COMPANY.LAGOS, NIGERIA.
>E-mail: raymondwilson582@yahoo.com.my
>Tel: +234-813-783-3522
>
>Try to contact him as soon as possible to avoid increase in demurrage fee. I gave them your delivery address but you have to reconfirm it to him again to avoid any mistakes in the delivery of your fund. Reconfirm below information to the company.
>
>Your Full Name--
>Your Address-----------------
>Home Telephone-----------
>Office Telephone---------------------
>
>Send the US$75.00 through western union money transfer with the following information.
>
>Receiver Name: Mr.Godwin Williams
>Address: 2B Emirate Building Lagos Nigeria.
>Text Question: Color
>Answer: Blue
>Amount: US$:$75.00
>Send MTCN # .
>
>Note: You are to contact the EMIRATES FINANCE SECURITY COMPANYMANAGER via This email: --(raymondwilson582@yahoo.com.my) finally indicate this code: GM0081 when contacting them, it will identify that you are the owner of the $12.500 000.00 consignment trunk box deposited in the company. Do let me know as soon as you receive your consignment and take a proper account of the content, and see that it contains $12.500 000.00 Million US Dollars.
>
>Regards,
>Dr.Sam White.
>
Monday, December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Amro Abdelaziz con artist with the longest email address in history
On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 3:26 PM CST CEO wrote:
>
>DEAR FRIEND,
>MY NAME IS AMRO MOHAMED ABDELAZIZ ABDELDAYEM, A CITIZEN OF EGYPT BUT PRESENTLY ON ASYLUM HERE IN INDIA.I CAME TO MAKE REFUGE CLAIM HERE BECAUSE OF THE RECENT POLITICAL CRISES GOING ON IN MY COUNTRY EGYPT, WHICH BOTH OF MY PARENTS WERE ELIMINATED BY REBELS.
>I AM THE ONLY SURVIVING CHILD OF MY PARENTS AND I WANT TO TRANSFER MY LATE FATHER'S FUND TO INDIA FOR INVESTMENT PURPOSE THROUGH THE ASSISTANCE OF MY EMBASSY HERE IN INDIA, A DRAFT OF SEVEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND UNITED STATES DOLLARS HAS
>BEEN RAISED FROM MY LATE FATHER'S BANK AND ALREADY DEPOSITED WITH THE RESERVED BANK OF INDIA (RBI) I NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE AS AN INDIAN CITIZEN, IN RECEIVING THIS FUNDS FROM THE RBI WITH YOUR LOCAL BANK ACCOUNT AS I HAVE BEEN TOLD BY MY EMBASSY TO PROVIDE
>AN INDIAN CITIZE WHOM I CAN TRUST TO ASSIST ME RECEIVE THIS FUNDS AS BENEFICIARY ON MY BEHALF. I AM UNABLE TO DO THIS AS A FOREIGNER BECAUSE OF MY LIMITATIONS AS A REFUGEE, ALSO BECAUSE OF MY PRESENT HEALTH CONDITION.
>I SHALL OFFER YOU 10% OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF (7,550,000.00 USD) FOR YOUR KIND ASSISTANCE, AND SHALL ALSO NEED YOU TO ASSIST ME IN BUYING A LIVING HOME AND TO SET UP AN INVESTMENT. I SHALL UPDATE YOU ON HOW TO PROGRESS FURTHER, AS SOON AS I RECEIVE YOUR REPLY
>ON MY PRIVATE EMAIL:
>amromohamedabdelazizabdeldayem@yahoo.com
>THANKS AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
>MR. AMRO ABDELAZIZ.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Just McGivme 40 dollars scam mcgivney@pluggis.nu
On Sat, Dec 22, 2012 4:04 AM CST William L. McGivney wrote:
>
>
>Attention:
>Sir/Madam,
>
>We are instructed to send your fund to you from the financial
>department here in Benin republic by the government of Benin. You will be
>receiving your fund $5,000.00 per day starting from today and you will receive
>the total sum of us$3.500.000.00 through our office western union
>department.
>
>I want to use this opportunity to inform you that government
>is planning to cancel your funds and transfer it into Benin government
>transparency accounts due to the fact that you have failed to contact us with
>our request and claim your fund without any hitch or delay.
>
>You are
>require to send the sum of $40 been full payment transfer activation fee, to
>enable us reconfirm your payment file from federal ministry of finance Benin and
>you will be able to receive your fund without any hitch we are not liberty to
>deduct the fund since your fund is in escrow suspend account, meanwhile send the
>$40 to us immediately so that you can be able to pick up your first payment
>freely from any of our correspondent western union office.
>
>The money
>have been transferred correctly to you payment information?s you need to pick up
>your money in any western union around you correctly but you can not be able to
>pick the fund until your payment file is been reconfirmed by the government of
>Benin after you have paid the required $40.
>
>Why we need you to send us
>the $40 is that we tried to deduct the fee out from your fund but the minister
>administrator trust fund of Benin republic told us that no one has right over
>your fund as it have been signed and stamped that no money should be deducted
>until it gets to your hands for security purpose.
>
>Confirm of your funds
>is transferred enter our website https://wumt.westernunion.com/asp/orderstatus.asp?country=global
>and click tracking and it will show you that your funds is available for you to
>pick it up.
>
>Payment information of your first payment
>
>Mtcn:
>0958502084
>Sender?s Name: Homer Pies
>Amount: $5,000.00
>Question:
>A
>Answer: We B
>
>Finally urgent in sending us the $40usd to enable us
>proceed on reconfirm your payment file from the office in charge .send the fee
>directly with name as outline below via western union to enable us pick it from
>our department here and reconfirm your payment file approval from the federal
>ministry of finance and commerce your daily payment immediately.
>
>Below
>is the payment information.
>
>Receiver Name: Azikiwe Emmanuel
>Country:
>Benin Republic
>City: Cotonou
>Text Question: When
>Answer:
>Today
>Amount: US$40
>
>I am waiting to receive the $40 western union
>payment information on your next urgent respond such as.
>
>Sender's
>Name...........................
>Mtcn
>Number..............................
>
>Your urgent respond is highly
>needed .waiting to hear from you as soon as you receive this message to quicken
>the process. Contact our payment centre with your information and the requested
>fee.
>
>Yours in services
>Mr. William L.
>McGivney
>
>
Tan Kong from Hong Kong tankongg@qq.com
Holiday event at the Women's Club of Fort Lauderdale
Worthless Nigerian Scammer Allena Philip alenaphilip88@yahoo.fr
I got your
email address from the yahoo tourist search while looking for some one whom i
will call mine,I will
really like
to have a good relationship with you, and i have a special reason why i decided
to contact you. I
decided to
contact you because of the urgency of my situation here ,I am Miss Alena Philip
sent wali 26years old
girl from
Liberia the only daughter of Late prince, Philip sent wali the deputy minister
of national security under
the
leadership of president Charles Taylor who is now in exile after many innocent
soul were killed,
My Father
was killed by government of Charles Taylor ,he accuse my father of coup
attempt. I am constrained to
contact you
because of the maltreatment i am receiving from my step mother. She planned to
take away all my
late
father's treasury and properties from me since the unexpected death of my
beloved Father. Meanwhile I
wanted to
escape to the Europe she hide away my international passport and other valuable
travelling
documents.
Luckily she did not discover where I kept my father's File which contains
important documents.
So I
decided to run to the refugee camp where I am presently seeking asylum under
the United Nations High
Commission
for the Refugee here in Ouagadougou,Republic of Burkina faso. I wish to contact
you personally for
a long term
business relationship and investment assistance in your Country. My Father of
blessed memory
deposited
the sum of US$8.500,000.00 in Bank with my name as the next of kin. However, I
shall give you more
information
of my inheritance on confirmation of your acceptance to assist me for the
transfer and investment
of the
fund.
As you will
help me in an investment, and i will like to complete my studies, as i was in
my first year in the
university,
when the crisis started. It is my intention to compensate you with 40% of the
total money for your
services
and the balance shall be my investment capital. This is the reason why I
decided to contact you.
Please all
communications should be through this email address only for confidential
purposes. As soon as I
receive
your positive response showing your interest I will put things into action
immediately. In the light of the
above,
I shall
appreciate an urgent message indicating your ability and wilingness to handle
this transaction sincerely
please
kindly attach your informations like
1. your
full name;
2.your
occupation;
3. your
phone number
4.your
country
5.your Age
I shall appreciate
an urgent message indicating your ability and wilingness to handle this
transaction sincerely.
i am
staying at the female hostel. Awaiting your urgent and positive response.Please
do keep this only to your
self please
i beg you not to disclose it till i come over, once the fund has been
transfered.if you what to call me
you can
call me through this Telephone Number 226 680 159 73 of the Rev Father colema
were i am staying
right now,
please if you call tell him that you what to speak with Alena Philip then he
will send for me Immdaitely and we can
talk.Thanks.
Yours Love, alena.
Did the world end in Miami yesterday?
Monday, December 17, 2012
A Broken Hearted Fashion blogger
Friday, December 14, 2012
A Heavenly Garden is heavenly
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
quick note to Public Relations companies etc
Chanel At Art Basel Miami and fabulous finds
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
The Rain Barrel Shops islamorada
valuable as me.
Historic Redland Hotel Homestead Florida
Monday, December 10, 2012
Sotheby's to auction The Casablanca Piano from La Belle Aurore
Fashion Flashback, Marilyn Mullet...er, Manson
Get ready fashionistas, have a look at this. Holy cow! Sorry, wrong team. Marilyn Manson has had a makeover or a make under. In this photograph, credited to Mr. Manson, the 40 something year old rocker exchanges his famous black eyeliner, white makeup and otherwise spookiness for this rather all American look, although I'm no fan of a mullet with Jeri-curls. Interview magazine published this photograph of Manson who reportedly is a huge fan of HBO's "Eastbound Down," a comedy about a baseball player whose glory days have passed him. It is the lead characer in the series that Manson is portaying in this photograph. Nonetheless, it offers us a rare glimpse of Manson without his trademark make-up but clearly still plenty of attitude!
Interestingly enough Eastbound & Down is co-directed by David Gordon Green who is producing Manson's new flick the "Splatter Sisters," which is due to be released next year and co-stars his on again off again girlfriend/fiance Evan Rachel Wood. Stay tuned.
Internet scammers posing as Allen and Violet Large sent me a scam letter allenandviolet@yahoo.co.jp
Sunday, December 9, 2012
TROPIC STYLE MAGAZINE
Fashion Flashback: Madonna and daughter Lourdes launch Material Girl clothing line at Macy's in Miami
Saturday, December 8, 2012
It's my blog I can rant if I want to
Jimmy Choo Art Basel Miami
Alexandra Grant for Clover Canyon Art Basel Miami
Fashion Flashback: Christina Ricci walks the red carpet in Zac Posen
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Why I love being a Miami Fashion and beauty Blogger
Why I love Being A fashion blogger
By Annamarie Ricci
When I moved to Miami from Illinois five years ago, I was excited not only to never have to shovel snow again, but also to get involved with it’s legendary fashion scene. I was not disappointed! I moved from one fashion capitol to another. I came here expecting to write about beachwear all year long. Our legendary beaches of the American Riviera are a large part of our culture but I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Miami fashion was much more than bikinis and flip flops. The first thing about Miami that I noticed was the usage of colors on building exteriors that would never fly in the midwest. The pink coral stuccoed walls combined with the blue glass give this city it’s playful, exotic spirit which has become it’s trademark. These cotton candy pastels I speak of are most notably found on the historic Art Deco buildings of South Beach. Living in Miami is like living in another country. It’s a place where it is okay to break the rules-creatively speaking. How great it is to see this freedom reflected both on the runways of Miami and street style. Fashion bloggers or fashion journalists as I prefer to be called, isn’t celebrated like it is here either. In Illinois if you write a fashion blog it’s a hobby and really goes no further. But Miami has not only embraced fashion bloggers like me, the city has turned us into A-list celebrities. Imagine my culture shock. I come here and it’s like here’s an invitation to Nikki Beach; here’s your front row seat at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Beauty products to sample and review, the exclusive parties-yacht parties people, private resorts and autographed shirts from rock stars like Madonna. It’s crazy! And the Miami fashion scene keeps on growing. It is my hope to see SoBe as it was when Gianni Versace ruled. I never started writing about fashion to be anyone other than myself. I write about fashion because I love fashion. I wanted to reach out to others and share my own personal style. Fashion is a very personal thing and that can be a difficult thing for some people because you are opening up and sharing so much of yourself with complete strangers on the internet.
I believe that an explanation for the popularity of the fashion bloggers lays with the designers themselves. Designers are paying attention-very close attention to what everyday fashionistas are wearing to work, on dates, on a day at the mall. They want to know what young women are wearing, what they are buying and most importantly what we are recommending. So blogging on the internet is a powerful thing. PR companies have people who do nothing but search the internet for these influential voices and opinions. Miami’s style mavens have the power to influence consumers and yes, even influence designer’s collections because we are a reflection of our generation We are at the malls and at those make up counters. So we see and we pay very close attention to not only what people are wearing but How she wears it. And we bridge that gap between the manufacturers and the consumers. Sometimes, being in the middle is the best place to be.
I always understood the power of the internet. But only Miami seems to really get it. Fashion bloggers are invited to get up close to designers at shows and events. Not so long ago, going beyond the fabled velvet ropes was reserved for privileged few. I know this from my own experience as a successful fashion model. There was a time when those runways were lined with nothing but fashion critics, buyers, socialites and celebrities. Now you’re likely to see the everyday girls here too-the bloggers who are not only telling others about the upcoming trends but also how to put the pieces together. For me, the creation Tropic Style Magazine is a dream come true. I am not a lone journalist but rather one of several talented voices writing here. I get up every morning and absolutely love what I do. How many people can really say that? I live in one of the most beautiful tropical paradises in the world. I wake up to the smell salty ocean air and my heavenly gardenias. Every day is a blessing and an adventure that I never take for granted. I am surrounded by creative people who inspire me to be my creative best. Obviously, Tropic Style discusses much more than fashion which will also give me the opportunity to share my other passions, including tropical gardening, animal welfare, and miniatures. Before this article turns into a book on fashion blogging, I am going to sign off, take off my Jimmy Choos, slip into a relaxing bubble bath and get ready for another day of high fashion adventures in paradise.




















