RE: TRANSFER OF ($ 15,000.000 USD)FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS Dear Sir/Madam This Letter might come as a surprise to you, especially since we have never met or discussed before. Basically, the message might sound strange coupled with the internet scam these days, but it is in fact, very real. If only you care to know, the truth is that I should have notified you first through a more confidential means even if it is at least to respect your Integrity, please accept my humble apologies if I Had caught you unawares. I frankly do not mean any harm in passing my goodwill message. I am DR.MUSA IBRAHIM; The Auditor general of Banks in Africa.Duruing the period of our Auditing I discovered floating Fund in an account opened in a bank since 1990 but since 1993 nobody has ever operated in this particular account, again after going through some old files in the records I discovered that the owner of the said account is dead as a result of accident and non of his family member knew about this fund. Please I need your Urgent response to enable us proceed for the transfer of this fund to your bank account; I have already mapped out some thousand of euros to sponsor this deal. Your share will be discussing in your next reply and the name of the deceased is MR. ALLAN SEMAN, a foreigner and an industrialist who died since 1993 Please provide me your full Banking information’s, mobile phone number and fax numbers immediately and promise me that my fund will be safe in your account once we transfer the fund to you. Please Note that this deal will finish or transfer to your Bank account within 7 working days so response to me immediately you receive this mail for more information’s concerning this deal and please do keep this deal top secret and confidential for the security of my job THANKS.
RE: TRANSFER OF ($ 15,000.000 USD)FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS I would have stopped reading the email right here
The guys are getting slick now......this letter had a heading that said he was from Cote D'Ivoire....I had another letter were the people claimed to be from China... 8)
OMG you're so lucky!!! You should mail them your banking info asap!!! :lol: I've gotten several of those mails myself. One even wanted me to send them my passport! And they seem to pick random addresses from the on-line white pages as well, cause I've gotten similar "offers" as regular letters too. People who fall for those scams, almost deserve to be ripped of.
Yeah, I have received loads of these e-mails as well. Check this out, an ABC news report, where the 419 scammers are caught red - handed. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0e-pPfITts
Yeah i remember that in "I Go Chop Your Dollar". Its really interesting because a lot of those who do that 419 thingy actually live right here in America.