Saturday, June 24, 2006

Famous Scam Email from Africa

This is the famous scam email from Africa many of you may have received, heard about or laughed about, that I received in my inbox this morning.

It's so pathetic it's hilarious. Last week, Stephen Colbert of the Comedy Channel's "Colbert Report" opened his show with a shot of him moving his hands as if typing on a computer, and he said, in excited seriousness, to excuse him while he replied to an email he got from Africa and that he would soon be a millionaire.

In case you haven't seen it yet, here it is:


BANK OF AFRICA
AGENCE SAN PEDRO
14 BP 1210 San Pedro 14
Cote D'Ivoire-West Africa.

Dear Sir,

I am Mrs justina gewa,an accountant of auditing and accounting section of Bank of Africa in Cote D'Ivoire.

With due respect and regard I wish to seek your urgent assistance to transfer the sum of (U.S.7.5 MILLION DOLLARS)SEVEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS from the above mentioned bank. This money belongs to one of our customers,(Robert Rice ) who died in a plane crash with his wife and the fund has been lying dormant with the bank with out any claim,either from his family or relation up to date.

I am contacting you to act as the bonafide next of kin to the deceased.There is no risk in this transaction,as all loope holes has been taken care of,and all necessary informations as regards to this fund have been secured.

Be notified that I am still working with the bank and it's only me and my colleagues that are aware of this development,thus treat this proposal as confidential and secret for our security. I have served the bank faithfully for good number of years and 'am presently preparing for my retirement therefore,I see this as a golden opportunity to be comfortable in life after retirement. As soon as this fund is secured into your account,I will come over for the collection of our due share.

The sharing mod is as follows:20% for you the account owner,70% for me and my colleagues ,while 10% will be set aside for expensis made during the transaction.

Looking foward to hearing from you.

My regards,

Mrs justina gewa.


1 Comments:

At 1:46 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

this wasn't a scam.

i received my money a few weeks later.

 

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