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  1. Banned
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    YER Right !!

    This is being sent out again !

    Dear sir,

    I am Tajudeen A. Datti the group head, Treasury
    Deparment of foreign operations Department
    Inland Bank of Nigeria.

    I am writing following information I received from one
    of my friends who run an information technology
    consultancy firm. Although, I did not tell him the
    details of the business I will want to do. In my
    department, I discovered an abandoned sum of
    US$5.5million (Five million, five hundred
    thousand United States Dollars) in an account
    belonging to one of our foreign customers who died
    alongside with his entire family in November 1997
    in a plane crash. Since I got the information
    about his death, I have been expecting his next of kin
    to come over and claim his money because it cannot be
    claimed unless somebody applies as his next of kin as
    indicated in our banking guide.

    Unfortunately, I discovered that all his supposed next
    of kin died with him over the plane crash inccident.
    For over two years, I decided to look for the
    necessary papers relating to the deposit in order to
    make business out of it hence the deposit was made in
    my branch. Now that all papers are ready, I am asking
    for your assistant to release the money to you as next
    of kin or relation to the deceased for safe keeping
    and subsequent disbursement, hence nobody showed up
    for it and I dont want this money to go back into
    Federal Government account as unclaimed bill as soon
    as the next audit is completed.

    The banking law and guideline here stipulates that
    such money if remain unclaim after two years of
    maturity, it will be transferred into banking
    treasury as unclaimed effect. The request of a
    foreigner as next of kin in this business is
    occasioned by the fact that the customer was a
    foreigner and a Nigerian cannot stand as a next of kin
    to a foreigner. I am ready to negotiate the mode of
    sharing with you. Thereafter I will visit your
    country for the disbursement/investing of my share
    according to the percentages we agreed upon. To enable
    the immediate transfer of the fund, you must apply
    first to the bank as next of kin to the deceased.

    Note this transaction requires utmost confidentiality.
    And I am assuring you that itis 100% risk free so you
    need not be afraid.

    I expect a positive response from you soonest.

    Best regards,

    Tajudeen A. Datti.
    Group head, Treasury Department.
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    Did you know that this scam is nigeria's 3rd largest industry?

    Can you believe that that many people have been scammed! The only reason they are cracking down is that many people have fallen victim and ended up dead or missing.
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    I would have to wonder where you have been hiding if you haven't seen or heard about this scam before.
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    My dad actually got one of those letters, before. We were looking through the mail at work and wondered who the hell would be writing to us, from Africa...
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    Originally Posted by zzyzzx
    I would have to wonder where you have been hiding if you haven't seen or heard about this scam before.
    Actual its old news, but some people are still interested when these things starts up again. Hiding ?, dont think I have been hiding anywhere, Have you ?

    Was you one of those who fell for it perhaps ? Sorry to hear that you you did.
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  6. I'd never seen this thing before... so it was a letter, not an e-mail.
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  7. Originally Posted by snowmoon
    Did you know that this scam is nigeria's 3rd largest industry?
    1)selling illegal ivory
    2)selling knock-off watches on the street
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    We received a letter. I'm sure they've taken advantage of the information age and started to use e-mail, though.

    Originally Posted by rplant
    I'd never seen this thing before... so it was a letter, not an e-mail.
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