Hi
I received this email this morning:
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Dear Friend,
With regard I hope this letter meet you in good time, I am James Francis from Florida USA was "born in 1936, an undercover business partner with Libyan Leader Omar Muammar al Gaddafi, before his dead on 2011, we have a Private account in Asia $20.000,000 USD(Twenty Million US Dollars) was deposited for a project without any beneficiary or identification of the principle, because of my health condition and security in my country I can’t transfer this fund to my personal account rather I want you to assist me to receive this fund with you for partnership" because the bank have informed me to provide beneficiary immediately.
If you can assist me in this transaction" by receiving this fund as the beneficiary I will compensate you with 30% of the total amount and you will also get benefit from the investment.
More details will be sending to you when I receive your interest response. Please if you know you cannot handle this transaction do not reply very important
Thanks & best regards,
Mr James Francis
My question is 'since this money has accumulated from decades of corruption, oppression and torture of the Libyan people, would it be ethical for me to take my 30%?'
My friends parents actually got stung in this way a few years ago.
Slim -There is no 30% or 40% - there is a crook at the other end of that email who wants your bank account details and to charge you maybe a thousand euro to release the funds. Same crook will then disappear.
My friends parents actually got stung in this way a few years ago.
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
Don't worry about the corruption stuff. That Gaddafi lad wasn't too bad. If you get one on Fianna Fail headed paper, that's a bit different. I would chuck that one in the bin!
Slim -There is no 30% or 40% - there is a crook at the other end of that email who wants your bank account details and to charge you maybe a thousand euro to release the funds. Same crook will then disappear.
My friends parents actually got stung in this way a few years ago.
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
Well I just won $500'000!
I was told in an email so it must be true.
The mail stated:
" REF:87K4/336/T071/0012
Claim Tel: +442071797777
We are pleased to inform you of the result of the Global E-commerce programs 2012. Your e-mail address won FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND U.S. DOLLARS.
You should reply for further details on award prize claim.
John."
there is a crook at the other end of that email who wants your bank account details and to charge you maybe a thousand euro to release the funds. Same crook will then disappear.
In fairness now Ney001, uptomyeyesin is right to be cautious. But yeah, there is a great deal of cynicism around at the moment and sometimes you just have to grab opportunities and don't mind the begrudgers. Go for it, Slim, I say!
This could be a genuine offer and it would be a pity to lose out. However, you want to be sure...
Therefore I guarantee - and anyone else reading this who may receive suspicious letters- that for a small handling fee I will investigate each and every letter.
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