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The Dangerous Nigerian Scam Letters Article Thread - 2006/02/12 10:37
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just wondering...
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Re:The Dangerous Nigerian Scam Letters Article Thread - 2006/04/04 13:39
I recieved a letter...then was contacted by yahoo IM by one of these people & after talking with this person we have decided that since I do not have any money,and any money I may have in my bank account can be taken out. So all they actually need is my account to deposit the 15,00000.,which I am supposed to get 25 % of. I told them I did not have the money to pay for the transfer fee to the bank,which was $500. So the person decides to get me in contact with Barrister so & so,he calls me & said he will mail me 10,000 to put in my bank account. I gave them my old address & told them it will be forwarded to me. What is the possibility that is can be a real transaction. What will they gain by having me deposit the money into my account,which information they do not have. Just wondering how this works. Thanks
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just wondering....
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Re:The Dangerous Nigerian Scam Letters Article Thread - 2006/04/04 13:49
Regarding my last post. The actual amount of transfer fees were 1,500,plus 8,000 lawyer fees? which they are furnishing me with.
What will happen if I deposit the 10,000 in my account & wait for it to clear without touching it. They are willing to let me do this. Interesting proposal,haven't run across one like this before...has anyone else?
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Re:The Dangerous Nigerian Scam Letters Article Thread - 2006/04/04 15:00
Forget about it. These are dangerous criminals. Just drop it and stop giving away personal details, you don't know how these might be used by scammers. You could get in trouble just for this, even if you have no monies. Drop it, stay away, you have everything to loose, time for sure, and NO. No way you are going to get any money out of it, everything, EVERYTHING they tell you is just bull**it.
By the way, why not posting your correspondence (e-mails, money and fees requests..) here (leaving your details out), this would be very useful stuff for the community and for other to better understand what this is all this about. Cheers
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