Yey! I'm rich. Unless, it's a scam..;)
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Attention: Beneficiary, (that's me!) Woohoo!
This is to officially inform you that we have verified your inheritance file and found out that why you have not received your payment are because you have not fulfilled the obligations given to you in respect of your inheritance payment.
Secondly we have been informed that you are still dealing with none officials in the bank all your attempt to secure the release of the fund to you. We wish to advise you that such an illegal act like this have to stop if you wish to receive your payment since we have decided to bring a solution to your problem. Right now we have arranged your payment through our swift card payment center Asia pacific that is the latest instruction from Mr. President, Muhammadu Buhari (gcfr) president federal republic of Nigeria and federal ministry of finance.
This card center will send you an atm card which you will use to withdraw your money in any atm machine in any part of the world, but the maximum is three thousand dollars per day, so if you wish to receive your fund this way please let us know by contacting the card payment center and also send the following information to enable him proceed immediately:
1. Full name:
2. Phone and fax number:
3. Address were you want them to send
The atm card to (p.o box not acceptable):
4. Your age and current occupation:
However, kindly find below the contact person:
Mr. Edward L. Adamu
Email:info98cbnoffce7@gmail.com
The ATM card payment center has been mandated to issue out $10,000,000.00 as part payment for this fiscal year 2018. Also for your information, you have to stop any further communication with any other person(s) or office(s) to avoid any hitches in receiving your ATM payment.
Make sure you contact Mr. Godwin I. Emefiele, at this number +234809 4180 250 as soon as you receive this important message for further direction and also update me on any development from the above mentioned office.
Note that because of impostors, we hereby issued you our code of conduct,which is (atm-222) so you have to indicate this code when contacting the card center by using it as your subject.
Best regards,
Mr. Edward L. Adamu
Address: No. 3Maputo Street, Wuse
Zone 3,Abuja.
(I have checked it out and Muhammadu Buhari IS who they say he is so this is legit!)
This is to officially inform you that we have verified your inheritance file and found out that why you have not received your payment are because you have not fulfilled the obligations given to you in respect of your inheritance payment.
Secondly we have been informed that you are still dealing with none officials in the bank all your attempt to secure the release of the fund to you. We wish to advise you that such an illegal act like this have to stop if you wish to receive your payment since we have decided to bring a solution to your problem. Right now we have arranged your payment through our swift card payment center Asia pacific that is the latest instruction from Mr. President, Muhammadu Buhari (gcfr) president federal republic of Nigeria and federal ministry of finance.
This card center will send you an atm card which you will use to withdraw your money in any atm machine in any part of the world, but the maximum is three thousand dollars per day, so if you wish to receive your fund this way please let us know by contacting the card payment center and also send the following information to enable him proceed immediately:
1. Full name:
2. Phone and fax number:
3. Address were you want them to send
The atm card to (p.o box not acceptable):
4. Your age and current occupation:
However, kindly find below the contact person:
Mr. Edward L. Adamu
Email:info98cbnoffce7@gmail.com
The ATM card payment center has been mandated to issue out $10,000,000.00 as part payment for this fiscal year 2018. Also for your information, you have to stop any further communication with any other person(s) or office(s) to avoid any hitches in receiving your ATM payment.
Make sure you contact Mr. Godwin I. Emefiele, at this number +234809 4180 250 as soon as you receive this important message for further direction and also update me on any development from the above mentioned office.
Note that because of impostors, we hereby issued you our code of conduct,which is (atm-222) so you have to indicate this code when contacting the card center by using it as your subject.
Best regards,
Mr. Edward L. Adamu
Address: No. 3Maputo Street, Wuse
Zone 3,Abuja.
(I have checked it out and Muhammadu Buhari IS who they say he is so this is legit!)
Edited by Shuvi McTupya on Wednesday 10th October 08:05
Sounds like a con to me:
If your inheritance is $10,000,000.00, and your shiny new ATM card has a daily withdrawal limit of a paltry $3,000.00, it would take over 9 years to receive all your cash.
In the meantime these dastardly scammers will be getting all the interest on your capital.
They are just trying it on.
I would suggest that you contact them asap with your full bank details, password and security code, and demand that they transfer the full amount to your account without delay.
HTH..
If your inheritance is $10,000,000.00, and your shiny new ATM card has a daily withdrawal limit of a paltry $3,000.00, it would take over 9 years to receive all your cash.
In the meantime these dastardly scammers will be getting all the interest on your capital.
They are just trying it on.
I would suggest that you contact them asap with your full bank details, password and security code, and demand that they transfer the full amount to your account without delay.
HTH..
I put the people from the US Treasury Dept ,who are looking after my $53.000.000 compensation , in touch with my financial adviser from the World Lottery , he is managing my prize of € 87.000.000.
And when my cheque from that very nice man from Nigeria clears in my account I am off to Macau to meet my new Russian girlfriend for the first time .
Should I take the viagra now or wait until I have paid her expenses ?
I am not as worldly wise as others on here , am I in for a nice time ?
And when my cheque from that very nice man from Nigeria clears in my account I am off to Macau to meet my new Russian girlfriend for the first time .
Should I take the viagra now or wait until I have paid her expenses ?
I am not as worldly wise as others on here , am I in for a nice time ?
grumpy52 said:
I put the people from the US Treasury Dept ,who are looking after my $53.000.000 compensation , in touch with my financial adviser from the World Lottery , he is managing my prize of € 87.000.000.
And when my cheque from that very nice man from Nigeria clears in my account I am off to Macau to meet my new Russian girlfriend for the first time .
Should I take the viagra now or wait until I have paid her expenses ?
I am not as worldly wise as others on here , am I in for a nice time ?
What's your new Russian wife's name?And when my cheque from that very nice man from Nigeria clears in my account I am off to Macau to meet my new Russian girlfriend for the first time .
Should I take the viagra now or wait until I have paid her expenses ?
I am not as worldly wise as others on here , am I in for a nice time ?
DanielSan said:
grumpy52 said:
I put the people from the US Treasury Dept ,who are looking after my $53.000.000 compensation , in touch with my financial adviser from the World Lottery , he is managing my prize of € 87.000.000.
And when my cheque from that very nice man from Nigeria clears in my account I am off to Macau to meet my new Russian girlfriend for the first time .
Should I take the viagra now or wait until I have paid her expenses ?
I am not as worldly wise as others on here , am I in for a nice time ?
What's your new Russian wife's name?And when my cheque from that very nice man from Nigeria clears in my account I am off to Macau to meet my new Russian girlfriend for the first time .
Should I take the viagra now or wait until I have paid her expenses ?
I am not as worldly wise as others on here , am I in for a nice time ?
Do the scammers actually expect anyone to fall for this drivel?
Or are they 'baiting' people into opening nonsense spam to confirm that an email address is active, and they'll then use the details/flog them to a fellow scumbag to target the address with more 'advanced' scams?
(I have a pretty good spam filter, and I never open this sort of crap... doesn't stop me receiving several a week though).
Or are they 'baiting' people into opening nonsense spam to confirm that an email address is active, and they'll then use the details/flog them to a fellow scumbag to target the address with more 'advanced' scams?
(I have a pretty good spam filter, and I never open this sort of crap... doesn't stop me receiving several a week though).
Faust66 said:
Do the scammers actually expect anyone to fall for this drivel?
Or are they 'baiting' people into opening nonsense spam to confirm that an email address is active, and they'll then use the details/flog them to a fellow scumbag to target the address with more 'advanced' scams?
(I have a pretty good spam filter, and I never open this sort of crap... doesn't stop me receiving several a week though).
There is a school of thought that says the obviousness and poor grammar of these scams acts as a first-pass filter. If you're stupid enough for that to not raise massive alarm bells, then you're probably stupid enough to go the whole way and send them money.Or are they 'baiting' people into opening nonsense spam to confirm that an email address is active, and they'll then use the details/flog them to a fellow scumbag to target the address with more 'advanced' scams?
(I have a pretty good spam filter, and I never open this sort of crap... doesn't stop me receiving several a week though).
deckster said:
Faust66 said:
Do the scammers actually expect anyone to fall for this drivel?
Or are they 'baiting' people into opening nonsense spam to confirm that an email address is active, and they'll then use the details/flog them to a fellow scumbag to target the address with more 'advanced' scams?
(I have a pretty good spam filter, and I never open this sort of crap... doesn't stop me receiving several a week though).
There is a school of thought that says the obviousness and poor grammar of these scams acts as a first-pass filter. If you're stupid enough for that to not raise massive alarm bells, then you're probably stupid enough to go the whole way and send them money.Or are they 'baiting' people into opening nonsense spam to confirm that an email address is active, and they'll then use the details/flog them to a fellow scumbag to target the address with more 'advanced' scams?
(I have a pretty good spam filter, and I never open this sort of crap... doesn't stop me receiving several a week though).
I can't/don't want to imagine someone being stupid enough to fall for such a transparent scheme...
Aside from people with learning difficulties, senility or similar issues, it's hard to find sympathy for the victims of these scams IMO.
Faust66 said:
Indeed.
I can't/don't want to imagine someone being stupid enough to fall for such a transparent scheme...
Aside from people with learning difficulties, senility or similar issues, it's hard to find sympathy for the victims of these scams IMO.
- Poorly educatedI can't/don't want to imagine someone being stupid enough to fall for such a transparent scheme...
Aside from people with learning difficulties, senility or similar issues, it's hard to find sympathy for the victims of these scams IMO.
- Not too bright
- little bit of money put by
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