Look At This Scam

[Fresno]

DEAR FRIEND,

I AM MR. MUHAMMAD AAMER, A BANKER IN ONE OF THE REPUTABLE BANK IN BURKINA FASO. I HAVE DECIDED TO CONTACT YOU ON A BUSINESS PROPOSAL OF US$10.5M (TEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND UNITED STATES DOLLAR). THE DEPOSITOR OF THE SAID FUND DIED WITH HIS ENTIRE FAMILY DURING THE IRAQ WAR IN 2006. THE DECEASED CUSTOMER USED HIS WIFE AS THE NEXT OF KIN BUT UNFORTUNATELY, THE WIFE DIED ALONG SIDE WITH HIM LEAVING NOBODY FOR THE CLIAM.

ACCORDING TO OUR BANKING LAW, IF THE FUND REMAIN UNCLAIMED FOR TWO (2) YEARS THEN, THE FUND WILL BE TRANSFER INTO THE RESERVE BANK OF BURKINA AS UNCLAIMED BILL. I DON'T WANT THE FUND TO GO INTO THE BANK TREASURY AND AS SUCH, LET US CLAIM THE FUND NOW.

I WANT TO PRESENT YOU AS HIS COUSIN OR BUSINESS PARTNER SO THAT THE BANK WILL TRANSFER THE FUND INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT FOR US TO SHARE IT. YOUR PERCENTAGE WILL BE 40% WHILE 60% WILL BE FOR ME.

PLEASE REPLY TO THIS MY PRIVATE EMAIL ADDRESS mr.aamer_m@yahoo.com

AS AN INSIDER IN THIS BANK, I ASSURE YOU THAT, THIS TRANSACTION IS 100% RISK FREE. IF YOU ARE WILLING FOR THE DEAL, CONTACT ME FOR MORE DETAILS BUT IF YOU ARE NOT CAPABLE, PLEASE NOTIFY ME.

THE TRANSACTION WILL TAKE US ONLY 14 BANKING DAYS. NOBODY KNOWS ABOUT THE FUND AND AS SUCH, YOU MUST KEEP THE SECRET WITHIN YOU OK.YOU MUST KEEP THIS DEAL AS SECRET FOR THE SECURITY OF THE FUND. DO NOT DISCLOSE THIS DEAL TO ANYBODY BECAUSE I WANT THE SECRET TO BE BETWEEN US ONLY.

I WILL GIVE YOU THE TEXT OF THE APPLICATION TO FILL AND SEND TO THE BANK FOR THE RELEASE OF THE FUND INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT ON THE RECEIPT OF YOUR MESSAGE. I WILL BE MONITORING THE WHOLE SITUATION HERE IN THE BANK UNTIL YOU CONFIRM THE MONEY IN YOUR BANK ACCOUNT AND ASK ME TO COME DOWN TO YOUR COUNTRY FOR SUBSEQUENT SHARING OF THE FUND ACCORDING TO PERCENTAGE INDICATED ABOVE.
YOU CAN SEE THE NEWS IN BBC AND CNN REGARDING THEIR DEATH:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/10/11/iraq.deaths/

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6040054.stm

I WILL BE GLAD TO HEAR FROM YOU AS SOON AS YOU RECEIVE THIS MESSAGE AS TO ENABLE ME GIVE YOU THE APPLICATION TO FILL AND SEND TO THE BANK.
PLEASE REPLY TO THIS MY PRIVATE EMAIL ADDRESS mr.aamer_m@yahoo.com

BEST REGARD,
MR.MUHAMMAD AAMER,
BILL AND EXCHANGE MANAGER

I keep getting E-mails like this, It can't be legal!

 

[Friday on my mind]

Those kind of things been around many many years even before the internet became so big.I have worked at places that would get faxes that said that.Since its all so international i'm sure its hard to police plus they hope people are not so dumb to fall for it.

 

[BlueBalls]

I get a few of those a year

 

[DOA82]

Ive been getting near daily emails from banks im not even a member of to update my account information.

 

[Count Fuckula]

Any email with a West African nation and the words "bank details" goes straight in the bin

how about this for a scam ..

http://www.sexinyourcity.com

a site almost entirely fictitious .. cam whores, fake profiles (I saw Letha Weapons photo on someones "profile" and Czech porn start Stacy Silver on another) .. wildly inflated member numbers (one page lists 668 members .. the truth is there are less than 20)

they have the lot

BTW I got a record 302 spam emails this evening .. thank god for gmail

 

[mongo18]

Wow, normally they try to convince you that you are doing something legal, this one didn't even put in that much effort: "Hey random person, let's impersonate somebody else and commit fraud!"

 

[Eric Lindros]

I've had one of those last year. Delete, delete, delete them.

 

[Evil Hobo]

Reply him with some good Porn. That way you wont get scammed, he benefits, but not with money, and I'm sure any excuse to find porn is a good one, your time finding will be self-rewarding.
Everyone wins, no one gets scammed. That's what I do.

 

[efeezy]

I knew a guy at a place I used to work that actually fell for that scam. He was sending money all over the place, writing letters to people. He kept bragging about how he was going to be getting like 6 million dollars. I think he forked out like $30 grand, and after a year, he was still saying that they were cutting him the check that week. Poor bastard.

 

[Baill Inneraora]

I knew a guy at a place I used to work that actually fell for that scam. He was sending money all over the place, writing letters to people. He kept bragging about how he was going to be getting like 6 million dollars. I think he forked out like $30 grand, and after a year, he was still saying that they were cutting him the check that week. Poor bastard.

Wait? This is a scam?

 

[efeezy]

Wait? This is a scam?

So you got your money also...damn I knew I should have given them my account numbers

 

[Violator79]

I don't trust anything like that. Every email I get that's not from someone I know I delete it.

 

[TunnelOfLove]

I knew a guy at a place I used to work that actually fell for that scam. He was sending money all over the place, writing letters to people. He kept bragging about how he was going to be getting like 6 million dollars. I think he forked out like $30 grand, and after a year, he was still saying that they were cutting him the check that week. Poor bastard.

It's hard to believe someone really falls for this. Like you said; Poor bastard. But on the other hand, if someone is stupid enough to fall for this scam, he/she is bound to lose their money anyway.

 

[Torre82]

It's hard to believe someone really falls for this. Like you said; Poor bastard. But on the other hand, if someone is stupid enough to fall for this scam, he/she is bound to lose their money anyway.

If someone has a really bad breakup, I highly recommend giving the scammers SOMEONE ELSE'S account. an EX someone else.

That'll teach ya to overdraw my account on versace shoes, ya evil woman!

 

[PlasmaTwa2]

Burkina Faso, you say? Why, I didn't even know there was money there in the first place!

 

[bombardier52]

You have to check out this site

http://www.419eater.com/

It's of people who screw these jackasses back. Some of the stories and pics are priceless!

 

[TunnelOfLove]

You have to check out this site

http://www.419eater.com/

It's of people who screw these jackasses back. Some of the stories and pics are priceless!

Link doesn't work... :dunno:

 

[Fresno]

Link doesn't work... :dunno:

yes it does. this what it say

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[TunnelOfLove]

Thank you fresno.

Maybe I live in a too estranged part of the world, and such links don't work around here.

 

[Violator79]

Thank you fresno.

Maybe I live in a too estranged part of the world, and such links don't work around here.

I'm sorry you're not from Pittsburgh.