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Date Posted: 14:01:25 11/10/15 Tue
Author: Windy Reuben (genuine google goof)
Subject: Pretend to Travel to Clean Fictional Bank Notes, windy.reuben@gmail.com
In reply to: Dr Bill Gerald 's message, "stained bank notes,looking for an investor for SSD solution purchase" on 03:01:46 03/15/15 Sun

Clean Up with Dirty Bank Note Scam

Actually, almost any money requirement will do. Here, the operator can clean a few fictional notes, but cannot use the resulting cleaned notes to buy more cleaning solvent because the notes are make-believe.

Maybe it is better not to send money to the scammer. If curious, you could always go visit him and carry the cleaning solution or money with you. Get clanged over the head, divested of funds, and left for rubbish.

Both AT&T and Google can help by providing fictional travel with the newest agents:

gha.secretary@secretary.net	at&t maildrop
windy.reuben@gmail.com	google maildrop

These characters are waiting to provide an expenses-paid trip. Wait, maybe not exactly. Maybe you send them some money instead, even though the trip is supposed to be free. Up to you, but probably you should not quibble over minor details such as how much you want to pay for your free trip.

This co-branding allows you to choose the vendor with which you feel more comfortable. If you have a plan with one or the other, then relax, this will be covered.

Remember:

We don't care
We don't have to
We're the phone company

Google three-way warranty:

No questions
No refunds
No way

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