Chain Mail?

[Maxtr0sity]

So I get this letter with no return address today. Suspicious enough, I open it and it's filled with anthrax. I lied. It was three pages of explinations about some scheme that was invented about how if I send one dollar to everyone on the list I was provided (6 people), my name would be added and I'd be rich in a month. Anyone else get letters like this? Isn't it required to have a return address? The postoffice stamp over the stamp says Gulfport MS 395, where's that?

[gonzales]

isnt that the classic pyramid scheme?

[macneilslt]

haha it's just $1 do it...

[Adam]

haha it's just $1 do it...
yeah, and send me one too :D

[hificopymaster]

It seems like $6 to me :h:

[thoriphes]

scam.

do what i do and return the mail with trash or coupons.

[Maxtr0sity]

37c stamps? That's expensive, so I'm basically going to waste $8.22. No thanks.

[thoriphes]

oh...no return envelopes? what a-holes.

[Maxtr0sity]

I read the letter once, it's actually quite persuasive, I'll take pictures of it soon.

[Kay]

I'd do it

[[Legoman]]

are pyramid schemes not illegal too? still I suppose if you're willing to gamble, it's not a lot of money.

[dreeft]

I'd consider doing it, $8 isn't much. Imagine if they do add your name and people think.. "hmm, $10 isn't much" :D

You can also be assured that someone who sent you the letter's name is on that list.