aaawwwweeeee saweet!

[Mirorgate 0]

oh yeah... this is HOT!

(btw.. i have no desire to write back and have myself exploited by the below, as this is obviously a scam)

Mrs Elizabeth Najao

Decker Guest House

plot 8 Reu Mende,

Abidjan.

Dear Beloved

I am Mrs Elizabeth Najao. I am a widow and I am presently

putting up in a church guest house with my son here in

Abidjan.

I want to inform you of an urgent assistance I need from you

and if you can not assist fully, I will like you to please

source a trustworthy person to receive a certain deposit I

inherited from my late husband for an investment.

My late husband deposited the sum of $3.5Million (Three

Million five hundred

thousand U.S.Dollars) with a bank here in Abidjan before his

death while in service as a general in the Army in my home

country but before his death, he handed me over all the

documents relating to the deposit in the bank and asked me to

leave for Abidjan and arrange with a foreign partner to

invest the money so that my son could have a better education

and a good life.

Consequently, I and my son George has come to this place and

have located the bank and all modalities have been put in

place to transfer this money abroad. I therefore want to use

you as my late husband's foreign associate to receive this

money into your account or to whom you may recommend for the

investment so that my son can continue his education.

I will give you 20% of the money including 5% for all

expenses made on this transaction,.

Meanwhile, I will like you to urgently indicate your

willingness to me so that I can furnish you the related

documents and lodgement receipt of the deposit with the bank

for your perusals and confirmation to enable you contact the

bank for the fund transfer directly to your account.

For more details I will like you to reply or call me

immediately so that I can detail you accordingly concerning

this and the next step to take, please note that you will be

compensated accordingly for assisting me and my son to

successfully transfer this money out of this country for the

investment in your country.

Hope to hearing from you urgently.

Sincerely yours,

Mrs. Elizabeth Najoa George Najoa

Edited June 19, 2006 by Mirorgate

[Welshcookie 17]

Lucky you!!!!

[arwensun1965 1]

Yeah Yeah These type of emails have been around for years lmao only complete jerks would fall for them.

[scumpi 0]

Sounds like a big fat 419`er to me

The "Advance Fee Fraud," also known as the "Nigerian 419 Scam" after an article of the

Nigerian criminal code which deals with fraud, has been around for decades, but has

mushroomed with the growth of the internet. Typically the intended victim receives an

unsolicited letter from someone claiming to be in possession of a large fortune. The

writer cannot gain access to the funds himself and so needs the victim’s assistance,

offering him a generous percentage and assurances that there is no risk involved. Often,

but by no means always, the scam artist hints that the money was obtained illegally. The

victim soon learns, however, that getting the money is not as easy as he had been led to

believe. There are rents and expenses to settle, and fees and bribes to pay all of

which have to come out of his pocket. By the time it dawns on him that perhaps this

"fortune" does not exist after all, it is too late: His money has vanished and the scam

artist has disappeared.

[jelti 0]

Yep, I got a very similar email last year, and this year, I won the UK lottery!!

[Fandango 1,440]

Dear Beloved...*larf*

[*Robert* 2]

My late husband deposited the sum of $3.5Million (Three Million five hundred thousand U.S.Dollars) with a bank here in Abidjan before his death [...]

I just love the fact that this was "spelled out"!!! hahahah Guess she just wanted to emphasize all the money you were going to make!!!

You are such a luck dude Miror!!!

[mercuryroad 0]

I do, however, appreciate that it is written far better than 95% of the ####### in my inbox.

[*Robert* 2]

I do, however, appreciate that it is written far better than 95% of the ####### in my inbox.

LMAO!!! You got a point there!!!

[Mirorgate 0]

I do, however, appreciate that it is written far better than 95% of the ####### in my inbox.

well right after getting the johnson enhanced, and ordering my breast enlargment cream... i thought about which of my HS friends woulda done a search for me 17 times! right after replying to hotnhorney4you alongside gurlstatwant2screwjoo. still typing up that letter on how i really dont need $1500 cash advance since i'm soon gonna be rich just after i mail out my passport, ssn# and bank routing numbers

[Fandango 1,440]

...you mean this could be a scam?

[Welshcookie 17]

ooooo....I remember someone last year posted a link to a site where these scammers got scammed themselves by the ppl these emails were sent to, they just played along with it ....it made some funny reading

[mercuryroad 0]

ooooo....I remember someone last year posted a link to a site where these scammers got scammed themselves by the ppl these emails were sent to, they just played along with it ....it made some funny reading

ah yes....f'ing with people....my favorite activity.

serves them right!

those are American heroes

[Mirorgate 0]

ooooo....I remember someone last year posted a link to a site where these scammers got scammed themselves by the ppl these emails were sent to, they just played along with it ....it made some funny reading

ah yes....f'ing with people....my favorite activity.

serves them right!

those are American heroes

hahahaha.. read those, they were great. someone started writing back about CTHULU cult following him to africa and strange disappearances, murder n all that good stuff with police investigators n all..

[gimygirl 0]

if you have some spare time and want to read the great story (28pages) that welshie alluded to: this link documenting possibly the best eBay scammer scam ever pulled off involving a fake escrow site, a hijacked eBay account, FedEx pacakge tracking, overseas cameraphone spies, a revenge fulfilling duty tax, and the eventual delivery of a one of a kind P-P-P-Powerbook !! Revenge is sweet…especially when it costs the scammer £350.

if you liked that one ... here's another of the same sort for the M-M-M-MacBook Pro! it's a forum site and 18 pages long!!!

they are great time killers though when you're at work (ari, tracy, becca, lisa *cough*)!