E-mail 1:
From: Stanley Montz [stanrx@firstnethou.com]
To: (me)
Subject: In Response To Your Resume
I reviewed the resume that you posted on the internet. While I don't have a job offer for you, if you're open to considering an independent relationship with a well known, highly respected company, I have information that may be of interest as you search for a new income source. Should you choose not to respond, there will be no follow up to this message, so you can be assured you will not be blasted by numerous messages. I have given you my email address as well as my home and office telephone number and promise not to offend you. No other use of your identity will be made except as relates to communications, and then only with your permission, regarding this subject. I respect your privacy. With that in mind, only if you give me your permission, will I forward you additional information for your review concerning When, Where, and Why on this Global turn-key .com internet business. The income potential is significant. Top producers are earning $20,000 to $30,000 Monthly income as well as stock options and bonuses. If I can have your permission to send the, free no obligation, information for your consideration, simply reply to this email, and type " Send More Information " in the subject line.
Regards,
Stan Montz
Independent Executive Recruiter
281-535-3325
My only response to this one was to forward it to Ed, saying "doesn't it sound like a scam? Maybe a call girl ring?" I did not give Stan permission to send me more information.
He sent me more information despite his promise.
E-mail 2:
From: Stanley Montz [stanrx@firstnethou.com]
To: (me)
Subject: Your Internet Posting
Dear Susan,
I'm contacting you regarding your posting on the internet. While I don't have
a job to offer you, if you're open to considering an independent relationship
with a publicly traded ( NASDAQ) company that has been an icon of TRUST and
VALUE in America nearly 100 years, I have information that may be of importance
to you as you search for a new income source. In the event that you do not want
to receive this or additional information, please scroll to the bottom and just
click on the delete link at the end of this message. It is not my intent
to bother you with useless, annoying messages (my emphasis). If you are
open to such an idea, you can be on the ground floor as this company diversifies
from its traditional brick and mortar model and now launches its revolutionary
Automated E-commerce System. This allows participants to leverage technology
to it's fullest potential. Because I don't know you and your talents, I can't
promise anything, or accurately predict your income from this association. Income
potential is significant and can include stock options. You can participate
part time or full time, and you can operate on your own schedule. Would you
like to consider this information? If so, click on the link provided below.
Susan, I can't promise anything at this moment, but here's what I hope to accomplish.
I'm interviewing no less than 50 people this week, with the goal of finding
the right person to include on our team. Therefore, if you have genuine interest
and desire additional information, call me as soon as you've completed the review
at 281-535-3325. Time is of the essence. If you would prefer to receive the
information offline, please reply by email or call me direct and I will send
it at no cost to you. Your reply will be confidential.
CLICK HERE: http://www.rexall.com/stanmontz
or if necessary type or copy: www.rexall.com/stanmontz into the Location Bar on your browser and click enter.
Regards,
Stanley Montz
Independent Executive Recruiter
Clear Lake Shores, Texas
281-535-3325
To stop additional follow up messages click below:
http://207.226.241.5/r.php?i=stanrx&e=sbatterman%40iname.com
Now it really sounds like a scam, and this guy sounds like an encyclopedia salesman. I do not click to stop additional messages, because it's kind of funny, plus I don't know where the link will send me, so I don't trust it. (Well, actually I know it will send me to a site owned by CAIS Internet, in VA, but don't bother to investigate further). And so I receive...
E-mail 3:
From: Stanley Montz [stanrx@firstnethou.com]
To: (me)
Subject: Life is meant to be good
Hello again Susan,
Recently I emailed you concerning the expansion of a new division
of the Rexall company. The message included the link to a site for your review.
Susan, as stated in our first message to you, Rexall Showcase International
has launched an aggressive e-commerce campaign offering you a truly ground floor
opportunity with a new division of a 97 year old company. I assure you, this
is not a get rich scam, but a real opportunity with one of the most trusted
and respected names in America and throughout the world today. I gave you my
direct number at home and office 281-535-3325. If you called, I'm curious as
to why you didn't leave a message so that I, or one of my associates, could
get back to you and more fully explain the details of this unique income opportunity.
Maybe something came up and you just haven't had the time to review the site
containing the information about our program. Invest a few moments in your future
and review the following site, you'll be glad you did.
http://www.rexall.com/stanmontz
*** Imagine waking up in the morning and never having to go to work another day in your life ***
If I'm wrong, and you don't find value in this information, then you've wasted a few minutes, but what if I'm right? What if this is exactly what you've been looking for? If this is the case, take 2 minutes and call me directly or reply by e-mail. If I'm on the other line, be sure to leave your name and number as well as the best time to contact you.
Regards,
Stan Montz
281-535-3325
If you are no longer interested in receiving email from me please click the link below: http://207.226.241.5/r.php?i=stanrx&e=sbatterman%40iname.
Well, I liked this one. I liked the subject line. I liked that the company IS a real company, and that they hired a huckster to do their recruiting, thereby ensuring that they will get only losers as applicants. I liked the way the line "I assure you, this is not a get rich scam" makes me think it's exactly that. And so I still did not remove my name from his list. Today I received this.
E-mail 4:
From: Stanley Montz [stanrx@firstnethou.com]
To: (me)
Subject: Special event
DearSusan
Mark your calendar Now!!!
"Never before,.... I repeat never before have I made an announcement for Houston with the significance of the following information".
On Thursday evening, May 4, 2000 from 7:00-9:00pm, there will be a Business Review for Rexall Showcase International, unlike any event that has ever occurred in Houston. This event will feature a first-time, big-time line-up of highly distinguished and successful individuals and it can be said with confidence that there will not likely be another event of such importance for many years to come.
Robert & Joanie Markowitz, pioneers of Rexall in Houston, will be hosting this Business Review and here's what's in store for those that will be in attendance:
Rik Deitsch- Sr. VP of Product Research & Development, Rexall Showcase, Intl., who will announce details concerning a new life-changing product that will be offered through our division. This product addresses a disease of epidemic proportions. Never before has the company introduced a product other than at a major semi-annual national corporate conference, and we are privileged that Houston is on a short list of cities where the announcement will be made.
Todd Smith, Chairman of the Presidential Board of Advisors, Nationally Recognized Leader in the Direct Marketing industry, has been featured in major national magazines; currently earning over $2 million dollars annually.
Randy Schroeder, Member of Presidential Board of Advisors, wanted to attend but due to scehduling conflicts will not be able to make it.
You will hear first hand, comments by Todd to emphasize just how fortunate we are to be in the right time and right place to participate with this company, and what you can do to take full advantage of the opportunity this presents.
Where: Sheraton North Houston, 15700 JFK Blvd., near Bush Intercontinental
Airport
Phone: 281-442-5100
Date: May 4, 2000
Time: 7-9pm (Note the special 2 hour time period)
Cost: $10 per IBO contract; As always guests can attend at no charge.
"You can't afford to miss this event and if you don't you will never forgive yourself."
Stan Montz
281-535-3325
If you are no longer interested in receiving email from Stanley Montz please
click the link below: http://207.226.241.5/r.php?i=stanrx&e=sbatterman%40iname.com
Well, I would have gone if Randy Schroeder was attending. Anyway, I did go to Rexall's site, and what do you know, it makes them look like they're all a bunch of Stanley Motz'! They're purporting to offer a way to set up a dot com business without working hard or spending much money (although their disclaimer says you might have to work hard, they aren't promising anything). Yup, you too can sell drugs on-line. I didn't read too much more about it, but was surprised to see how cheesy the whole thing was. I can't believe they used Monster.com to spam this scheme around.