I think you missed the biggest hoax of all: MALE ENHANCEMENT

Loved the "work" one...sorely needed for my place of employment, as they all need to lighten up ....

Y'know, research has shown that 40% of all statistics are wrong...

Yes - well they are all obviously phoney - EXCEPT the one that says "sexy women find me iridescent.." that is obviously true.
(Having a play of lustrous rainbow colours; "an iridescent oil slick"; "iridescent clouds looking like mother-of-pearl")

I don't know why the 'authorities' don't council the advice of 'deep throat' who advised; "follow the money.." Someone has to eventually cash your cheque for the "***** enlargement". Ofcourse if they are going to post you a brick with a string attached then they have forefilled their legal obligation.

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And the other 70% are inaccurate!

I can't tell you how many times I have been offered millions of dollars for a fee, or I won a lottery, or viagra, or replica watch, or porn (sexy girl....), or business opportunity/get rich fast method.
This thing is not news, the TV program 20/20 from ABC even did a story about it. I can't believe people still fall for it. We can't completely blame the spammers to cheat money, the receiver side also own their fault - they actually think they can get something.
Yes, while 1 percent, even just 0.1 percent seems small, but when the total number is millions, then even 0.01 percent is a lot.