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Scam: "Songs of the Mountain Flute Teacher Needed" Trangressor's E-mail: david_gibson001@yahoo.com and/or john_sarantos@yahoo.com There is a new scam being sent out via e-mail to INAFA members. The heading is: Songs of the Mountain Flute Teacher Needed. It is specific to the Native American flute, so it is someone with ill intentions toward the organization. We are working with Yahoo to find the identity of the culprit, even though we have a good idea already about who it is. In the meantime, do not respond to an e-mail that comes from "Rev. David Gibson" whose e-mail is: david_gibson001@yahoo.com When you respond to him, he gives INAFA's address for contact purposes and, I assume, to exchange monies. INAFA has nothing to do with this person. Here is a sample e-mail from this person and a return response from him when an INAFA member wrote him back: david_gibson001@yahoo.com writes: Hello Good day to you over there, I am Rev. David Gibson I need a tutor for my child base on you advert (John), I got your advert while surfing through the internet and i really want my child to be taught by you.John is 18 year old and easily catch up. Although, i understand you are in (USA} but i've arranged with my cousin living in the state that my child is coming to stay with her from the France for his period of tutoring and she had agreed with me. I want you to get back to me with following details: 1)your present residence address and tel # 2)total cost of tutoring for 2 months(1 hoursper day) 3)your years of teaching experience. Payment via cashier's check or money order, looking forward to hearing from you soonest. Regards. david_gibson001@yahoo.com replies: Thanks for your urgent response well my cousin live at 3351 Mintonville Point Drive, Suffolk, VA 23435 so my son will be staying with her for the period of the lesson ok so if you get this right i will like you to get back to me with the tuition fees so that we can proceed from there ok Cheers Rev David. |