To be honest every mails where I get something, win something or similar things I delete immediately.
 

i get those all the time, i'm like ah the delete button how sweet are you.

i love to add senders to block sender list, its what i live for!!!!@!!!!!!

I also received an email like that more than once.
 

NordicJedi
"We're sorry, your package could not be delivered.  Unfortunately, our records also show it was lost in transit.  However, we were contacted by a Nigerian prince who appears to be your uncle, and he's agreed to replace the package if you will first help him out.  Please respond to this message if you'd like to get in touch with your long lost wealthy uncle."

Nigeria and China are nest of scammers and "cyber cheater" of different kind.

rsabatino
also watch out for emails from Dr. Nobogo. i get alot of emails from easy pass saying that i drove through a toll stop in Califon new jersey and i live as far west of new jersey and just drive around locally to and from work so scams are everywhere .

 
Never heard of that one before. My e-mail filters keep about 99.99% of this junk out of it. My yahoo account on the other hand gets loaded in comparison.

Yeah, though I've been getting such spam about failed delivers for over a year now, it's not a new scam. There was one of two that even looked convincing. If you're ever in doubt just open a browser, manually go to the courier's website, and type the tracking number into it without clicking on the email. Most scam emails won't even list the tracking number up front which is a giveaway. 
 

NordicJedi
"We're sorry, your package could not be delivered.  Unfortunately, our records also show it was lost in transit.  However, we were contacted by a Nigerian prince who appears to be your uncle, and he's agreed to replace the package if you will first help him out.  Please respond to this message if you'd like to get in touch with your long lost wealthy uncle."

Not email but I occasionally get the phone call from a supposed Microsoft employee saying my computer is reporting problems and wants remote access. Last time I led him on for several minutes by asking to speak to Bill (Gates). He actually put someone else on the line (also with a heavy Indian accent) who claimed to be Bill. I told him I've heard Bill Gates on TV and he didn't sound anything like him. He insisted he was Bill Gates at which point I told him I knew the call was a scam and hung up.

dave7798801
Not email but I occasionally get the phone call from a supposed Microsoft employee saying my computer is reporting problems and wants remote access. Last time I led him on for several minutes by asking to speak to Bill (Gates). He actually put someone else on the line (also with a heavy Indian accent) who claimed to be Bill. I told him I've heard Bill Gates on TV and he didn't sound anything like him. He insisted he was Bill Gates at which point I told him I knew the call was a scam and hung up.

I got phone calls to... I always hope CIA call me to work against Russian imperialism but no...  
But some private firms or agency call me and offer travels, CONGRATS you will travel, you win dinner, come to presentation,...
I immediately say goodbye. 

Pgcmoore
i love to add senders to block sender list, its what i live for!!!!@!!!!!!

I usually resend there mail back to them about 1000 times. :P

Always seems like the holidays result in increased spam.  My main email runs through my website email servers instead of gmail or comcast etc.  I've actually blacklisted entire country codes and the .mobi domain because I will never get anything legitimate from them.  I usually set them to fail the message delivery and leave a nasty comment for why the mail delivery failed.  I'll commonly use "congrats, you managed to get your entire country blacklisted from emailing this domain" as an example.  People that call on the phone are great to mess with.  If it's actually a sales call I congratulate them for violating the do not call list and hang up.