Comments: Er, I don't know who "Amber McClurkin" may be — if she exists at all — but she was definitely not the founder of Abercrombie & Fitch, a 100-year-old company.
This message is a hoax, a prank — just like the the Gap email offer mentioned within it. Like other chain letters of its ilk, the message promises something for nothing, causing short circuits in people's brains all over the world.
How do they figure the company will be able to identify who has forwarded the email to whom, and how many times? How do they figure the company will know where to send the gift certificates? How do they figure the company can afford to give merchandise away to people who do nothing but forward chain letters?
Must be that ol' Internet Voodoo again — makes you rich, heals the sick, raises the dead, even brings gas prices down, all with one click of the mouse button. It's magic! [Insert sarcastic emoticon of your choice]
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