🚀 go-pugleaf

I am hear to day to offer a warning to anyone who has ever thought about
responding to those adds that promise lots of money.  I recently did
that and was overrun with hate mail, threats, and the possibility of
being disconnected from my internet provider. I have also learned that
these plans are most likely illegal.  I know that they all say that they
are not, but you should check that out for your self.  This was sent to
me by one of the reply letters that I got.

>     This post violates U.S. mail fraud law (as well as the law of other
>     countries and the rules of most sites). It offers a prize (large 
>     amounts of money) to individuals if they participate in accordance 
>     with the message's terms.

>    However, the receipt of this prize is entirely dependent on the 
>     participation of other individuals to whom the chain letter is sent. 
>     Individuals have no control over who will participate in the future. 
>    There is merely a chance or possibility that a sufficient number of 
>     individuals will participate to guarantee payment of the prize. Payment 
>    of a fee to the individuals already listed in the message is also 
>     required. 

>    Promoters of chain letters may claim they are legal in that they 
>     provide a "report" or other items of alleged value to those 
>     participants who pay the required fee. Providing such items does not 
>     exempt the chain letter from being challenged under postal laws.

>     The relevant federal statute, 18 U.S.C. sec. 1343, reads as follows:

>     WHOEVER, HAVING DEVISED OR INTENDING TO DEVISE ANY SCHEME OR ARTIFICE 

>     TODEFRAUD, OR FOR OBTAINING MONEY OR PROPERTY BY MEANS OF FALSE OR
>     FRAUDULENT PRETENSES, REPRESENTATIONS, OR PROMISES, TRANSMITS OR CAUSES
>     TO BE TRANSMITTED BY MEANS OF WIRE, radio, or television COMMUNICATION IN
>     INTERSTATE OR FOREIGN COMMERCE, ANY WRITINGS, signs, signals, pictures,
>     or sounds FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXECUTING SUCH SCHEME OR ARTIFICE, SHALL BE
>     FINED not more than $1,000 OR IMPRISONED not more than five years, or
>     both.  If the violation affects a financial institution, such person
>     shall be fined not more than $1,000,000 or imprisoned not more than 30
>     years, or both. [Emphasis added]


Please take this to heart and don�t make the same mistake that I did..
Believe me you will regret it