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Date Posted: 6/07/08 4:04pm
Author: Kenneth Ogendo
Subject: Genuine plea fro assistance
Hello,
I have noticed that there are a lot of messages posted on this board regarding Nigerian Scam Artists. Let me tell you from the outset I am not one of those, but my late uncle Mark Agenbaki formerly of 26 Acacia St, Lagos left in his will 78,000,000 USD. Due to some legal complexities which I can`t go into my family and me have been unable to release the funds, so we desperately need your kind help. Here is the deal.
At great expense my family and me have managed to bribe the accountants where the monies are deposited but the accountants are holding out for another 50,000 USD before they say the funds can be released to the bank acount of our choosing.
Frankly this is the deal of a lifetime and we must act ultra-swiftly to ensure that the monies are not lost for ever so for your part you will send 50,000 USD Cash to the following address immediately:
Mary Ojojanjo, 52b Padlow St, London E14 5FG. Send it recorded delivery to ensure that there is no skullduggery involved.
Once the funds have been received you will hear from us in due course and your share of the monies will be sent to you
in the denomination of your choice within 3 business days once we have secured the release of the fortune in question.
I think you will agree this is the bargain of a lifetime so don`t discuss this with anyone else and get the 50,000 USD in the post forthwith.
I know you are a godly person as are we and we thank you in advance for your act of extreme kindness.
Nothing ventured nothing gained as my late uncle used to say.
Sincerely
Desmond M.
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Re: Genuine plea fro assistance -- Billy Bob (Investing in dubious schemes my specialty),
7/07/08 9:39pm
When I first read this I said to myself, Billy Bob I said, this is a scam. But the obvious lack of misspellings or odd grammar lacked the flavor of the typical scam. So after speaking with the Colonel (who by the way is not really a Colonel but is just fond of white linen suits and walking sticks) He thought I should offer to help. The only real confusion on my part is exactly who to send the monies to, it seems the title at the top of the letter indicated it was written by a Kenneth Ogendo, then the request for delivery to Mary Ojojanjo, 52b Padlow St, London E14 5FG, and finally the letter was signed by Desmond M. So which one of you are actually related to the late Mark Agenbaki formerly of 26 Acacia St, Lagos?
Billy Bob Farquart
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