I HAVE NEVER APPLIED TO SPEED DATE AND RECEIVE NUMEROUS EMAILS EVERYDAY FROM GIRLS LOOKING FOR JUAN? THIS IS FRAUD AND WANT IT TO STOP. HOW CAN THEY DO THIS? I NEED A PHONE NUMBER FOR SPEED DATE OFFICE TO SPEAK TO SOMEONE ABOUT THIS. THANK YOU

south africa you are from ?

beware of possible scam see below on refund process

http://www.sars.gov.za/AllDocs/Documents/MediaReleases/2009/SARS-MR-2009-007%20-%20Media%20release%20on%20SARS%20cautions%20taxpayers%20on%20fraud%20scams%20-%209%20February%202009.pdf

If a refund is due to the taxpayer SARS automatically pays the refund into the taxpayer's bank account; provided that the details are correct. If banking details are not correct the taxpayer must visit a SARS branch office with supporting documents to correct the bank account details. To prevent fraud, SARS last year did away with issuing of refund cheques and will only pay refunds into verified bank accounts. In this regard SARS has contacted approximately 150 000 taxpayers whose bank account details were not provided on their income tax return or who bank account details could not be verified to request that they correct these to receive refunds due. To prevent fraud or "phishing", these taxpayers are required to correct their details in person at a SARS branch. The SARS Anti-Corruption an Fraud Hotline is 0800 002870

You can do a couple of things:
1) read the bottom of the email. There should be a link to manage subscription. Several companies now offer daily, weekly and monthly choices for number of email per ______ you want from the company.
2) read the bottom of the email and unsubscribe. This will stop all emails... If sender does their job.
3) select one of the messages and click SPAM. Messages will still be delivered to your device but will be moved to the SPAM FOLDER.
4) common step regardless of choice above... Click the email once in list view and then press the delete key on the keyboard.

I receive 100's of emails a day and theses steps have helped.

Local law enforcement can usually help.

There is a mark as spam button in gmail near the top of the message you are reading. Mark each one that comes in as spam and they will be filtered to your spam folder.

Add the sender to your ignore list

Check whether the date and time on the system is correct.
ushually this happens when the system is infected.
try changing the date and time to the current time and date and you will be able to access your emails.

Dear David,
I think this is a fraud. Please don't pay him any money through wire transfer.
Pay pal has even got a chinese portal : https://www.paypal.com/c2/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/general/CNPayPalComparison-outside
Also the good thing about Pay Pal and similar services are you can stop the transfer within 7 days if you think it's fraud. However with wire transfer you can't do that. Considering this in mind. I think the offer from the Chinese guy is a fraud attempt.
There are plenty of options available from Amazon and Ebay; checkout the established trusted and rated sellers, look for at least 50 or more good ratings and then you can be sure that the account is credible. Buy only from rated and trusted sellers.
Best Regards. NextDoorNerd.

It would help to know what email service provider you are usung..

First thing is - mark it as spam.. Then in your prfile setting and spam settings you should be able to add that email into a list for - not accepting emails..

Hello vicky martinez,

Thanks for forwarding that suspicious-looking email. You're right - it
was a phishing attempt, and we're working on stopping the fraud. By
reporting the problem, you've made a difference!

Ok Sylvia I understand your frustration before I learn how to deal with this I even cry I was getting charge for almos 300.00 for something that I did not even order so this is what you need to do .
1.- Copie the e-mail and send it to [email protected]
You will receive a e-mail notification replying samething like;
0909090909090909090909
Hello Sylvia mcmutry,

Thanks for forwarding that suspicious-looking email. You're right - it
was a phishing attempt, and we're working on stopping the fraud. By
reporting the problem, you've made a difference!

Identity thieves try to trick you into revealing your password or other
personal information through phishing emails and fake websites. To learn
more about online safety, click "Security Center" on any PayPal webpage.
09090909090909090909090909

2.- go to ebay.com in your (R)side is MY EBAY click on it the go to your SUMMARY then MESSENGER you will receive information in your regular e-mail and in your ebay mail.

Hope this information was helpful

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thank you