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    Excellent. Another shot at some easy money!!! Pachitalk will be RICH, Rich I tell you!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by doug


    She has decided to offer anybody who will be willing to render this tremendous assistance, 40% of the total sum. Note that this ransaction involves no risks whatsoever, as you will have no dealing with my country,Nigeria.


    Now there's a mental slip, RANSACTION, Must be what they were thinking of doing to your bank account when they were typing this one.

    Ransaction.....the act of ransacking
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    what do you make of this ? The pot calling the kettle Black http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060622/...RpBHNlYwM3NTc--

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    turn around is fair play....

    man those Nigerian crooks..

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    I hope Jano makes a trip to England
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    A new Scam or did I really win

    Date:15/07/2006

    Ref: 475061725 Batch:7056490902/188

    Winning no: GB8701/LPRC:

    RE: WINNING NOTIFICATION CONGRATULATIONS!!!

    Dear Sir/Madam,
    We are delighted to inform you of your prize release
    on the 15th July, 2006 from the Australian
    International Lottery programmed. Which is fully based
    on electronic selection of winners using their e-mail
    addresses from some site. Your email address was
    attached to ticket number; 17212, serial number
    7741137002 This batch draws the lucky numbers as
    follows 8382-42 bonus number 17,which consequently won
    the lottery in the second category. You hereby have
    been approved a lump sum pay of US$270,000.00 (TWO
    HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS) in cash credit
    file ref:ILP/HW 47509/02 from the total cash prize
    shared amongst eight lucky winners in this category.
    All participant were selected through a computer
    balloting system drawn from Nine hundred thousand
    E-mail addresses from Canada, Australia, United
    States, Asia, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Oceania
    as part of our international promotions program which
    is conducted annually. This Lottery was promoted and
    sponsored by aconglomerate of some multinational
    companies as part of their social responsibility to
    the citizens in the communities where they have
    operational base. Further more your details (e-mail
    address) falls within our European representative
    office in Amsterdam, Holland, as indicated in your
    play coupon and your prize of US$270,000.00 will be
    released to you from this regional branch office in
    NIGERIA. We hope with part of your prize, you will
    participate in our end of year high stakes for US$1.3
    Billion international draw.

    HOW TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE: Simply contact our fiducially
    agent DIRECTOR, DR. HOWELL DIXON AT
    directorhowell_claimsagency@yahoo.com.au to file for
    your claim. Please quote your reference, batch and
    winning number which can be found on the top left
    corner of this notification as well as your full name,
    address and telephone number to help locate your file
    easily. For security reasons, we advice all winners to
    keep this information confidential from the public
    until your claim is processed and your prize released
    to you. This is part of our security protocol to avoid
    double claiming and unwarranted taking advantage of
    this programmed by non-participant or unofficial
    personnel.

    Note, all winnings MUST be claimed before the
    THURSDAY 27th of JULY 2006; otherwise all funds will
    be returned as unclaimed and eventually donated to
    charity organization.

    PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL.


    CONTACT YOUR CLAIMS AGENT AT
    directorhowell_claimsagency@yahoo.com.au
    ANY BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY ON THE PART OF THE
    WINNERS WILL RESULT TO DISQUALIFICATION.

    HOW TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE:
    Simply contact your claims agent DIRECTOR, DR.HOWELL DIXON AT
    directorhowell_claimsagency@yahoo.com.au by
    filling this form below and send it to him to file for
    your claim.
    TELL:+234-806-315-2807.

    FULLNAME............................
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    DATE..........................
    ADDRESS.............................
    SEX.........................AGE.....
    NATIONALITY.........................
    OCCUPATION..........................
    TELEPHONE...........................
    EMAIL...............................
    DATE................................

    Please quote your reference, batch and winning number
    which can be found on the top left corner of this
    notification as well as your full name, address and
    telephone number to help locate your file easily.
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    Oh yeh just give them all the info they need to access most thins protcted by data protection i think they would be the winners

    I suppose it saves them looking through the trash if people are happy enough to email it to them
    My rice krispies told me to do it



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    Looks like Jano is alive and well... and living in Australia.
    Maybe he is on holiday there.

    But you still need to have the funds distributed from their "regional branch office" in Nigeria.
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    I was just notified this morning by email that I won the Irish lottery

    I don't even remember buying a ticket
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    No money is paid though. You get potatoes. I understand they finally got over that famine.
    Meanwhile, somewhere in Oklahoma.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luckydog
    I was just notified this morning by email that I won the Irish lottery

    I don't even remember buying a ticket
    Thats not fair i spend a fortune on the irish lottery every month and never win.
    You dont even buy a ticket and win, How is that fair.

    Thats it im never buying a ticket again!!!
    How did i find this site in the first place, why am i still here. Must resist temptation.


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    Here we go again, it looks like some of my relatives have passed away



    DEAR HINZ,

    I am MR DAVID OBANG Clerk to the Director in charge of auditing and
    accounting section of WEMA BANK NIGERIA PLC. I came across a very huge
    sum
    of money belonging to MR JOHN HINZ a national of your country, who used
    to
    work with AFRICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY NIGERIA [AP]. On the 19th of May
    2001,
    MR HINZ, his wife and their two children were involved in a car
    accident
    along Ibadan express road after my verification. All occupants of the
    vehicle unfortunately lost their lives. Since then I have made several
    enquiries to your embassy to locate any of our late customer extended
    relatives this has also proved unsuccessful. After these several
    unsuccessful attempts, I decided to trace his last name over the
    Internet,
    to locate any member of his family.

    I have contacted you to assist in repatriating the money left in his
    account
    with my bank before they get confiscated or declared unserviceable by
    the
    bank management. The deceased had an account valued at about Nine
    million
    five hundred US dollars only (US$9,500.000.00) Since I have been
    unsuccessful in locating the relatives for over two years now I seek
    your
    consent to present you as the next of kin of the deceased since you
    have the
    same last name so that the proceeds of this account valued at Nine
    million
    five hundred US dollars only (US$9,500.000.00) can be paid to you and
    then
    you and me can share the money. 60% to me and 35% to you, While 5% will
    be
    set aside to settle the legal expenses you may incurred during
    processing
    this transaction with my bank management. It is this time a game of
    trust
    and interests is required and meanwhile all the whole arrangement for
    you to
    put claim over this fund as the bona fide next of kin to the deceased,
    get
    the required approval and transfer this money to a foreign account has
    been
    put in place. The directives and all the necessary information will be
    relayed to you as soon as you indicate your interest and willingness to
    assist me and also benefit from this great business opportunity.

    In fact I could have done this deal alone but because of my position in
    this
    country as a civil servant (A Banker), we are not allowed to operate a
    foreign account and I am not bearing the same last name with our
    deceased
    customer, as it would eventually raise an eyebrow on my side during the
    time
    of transfer because I work with the bank. This is the actual reason why
    it
    will require a second party or fellow who will forward claims as the
    next of
    kin with affidavit of oath to the Bank and also present a foreign
    account
    where he will need the money to be transferred at his request as it
    will be
    after due verification and clarification.

    I will not fail to inform you that this transaction is 100% risk and
    hitch
    free. Please, you are advised to keep this as "top secret" as I am
    still in
    service and intend to resign from service with my bank after I conclude
    this
    deal with you, I will be monitoring the whole situation here in this
    bank
    until you confirm the said money in your designated bank account, and
    ask me
    to come over to your country for subsequent sharing of the fund
    according to
    percentages previously indicated and further investment, either in your
    country or any country you advice me to invest in. All other necessary
    vital
    information will be sent to you when I hear from you. I suggest you get
    back
    to me as soon as possible stating your wish in this deal through email
    address above.

    I look forward to pick your mail.

    Yours Sincerely,

    MR DAVID OBANG.
    幸運わんわん Luckydog or Yukiwanwan in Japanese

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    Reply that John Hinz is your brother, missing over the last two years and your intentions are to get all of his money, not just 35% of it. Your lawyers will be in touch...
    Meanwhile, somewhere in Oklahoma.

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    lol now that would be funny to see if they reply
    How did i find this site in the first place, why am i still here. Must resist temptation.


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    Potato Soup for everyone..

    "I've stopped fighting my inner demons, we are on the same side now."

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    Got this today, I guess the chinese are at it now, well at least the english is better!

    See below:


    From : <hilda_chow@rs2.de>
    Sent : August 16, 2006 7:51:24 PM
    CC : recipient list not shown:
    Subject : FUNDS PLACEMENT

    | | | Inbox


    Dear Executive,

    This is a Management Placement on behalf of Mr. Kim Woo Choong.

    Mr. Kim Woo Choong is looking for an experienced business person/company that
    can profitably invest
    monies in excess of Thirty million US Dollars outside Asia.
    The sum will be paid from Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

    Visit our bank website at http://www.icbcasia.com/eng/index.shtml

    Or request immediate information from:

    Wong Yuen Fai
    Director/Deputy General Manager,
    Alternate Chief Executive,
    Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (Asia) Limited
    33/F, ICBC Tower
    3 Garden Road, Central
    Hong Kong
    Toll free No: + (852) 800-908630
    Local Fax No:+ (852) 301-54297

    Most importantly, you will be required to:

    [1]. Act as the original beneficiary of the funds.
    [2]. Receive the funds into a business/private bank account.
    [3]. Invest/Manage the funds outside of China.

    Mr. Kim Woo Choong is willing to pay 5% for your role as the beneficiary partner
    to the funds. Also,
    a subsequent 10% "Management Commission" will be paid for your advised
    investment services. A
    further 5% will be used to write off any expenses incurred in the course of
    transferring
    the principal sum.

    If you prefer to be re-contacted for more express information, please
    send us your:

    [1] Full Names:
    [2] Contact address:
    [3] Direct Telephone No:

    Be advised to visit the following links to be better acquainted with
    Mr. Kim Woo Choong’s current profile and personality.

    http://www.cnn.com/2006/BUSINESS/05/...red=cnn_latest
    http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Korea/HF01Dg03.html
    http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=8637

    We expect your correspondence and our response will be swift.

    Signed:
    Hilda Chow
    Corporate Secretary
    Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (Asia) Limited
    33/F, THE ICBC Tower
    3 Garden Road, Central Hong Kong.

    ____________
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    The funny thing is that it says Hong Kong the email comes from an account in Germany (.de)

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    Ive seen Hundreds of these email scams come through the mail

    but this one takes the Cake....



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    Dear Sir/Madam,

    My doctors advised me last week that I have only a
    few months to live… For 2 years, I have waged a losing battle with
    cancer,and now,I have made my peace and ready to meet my maker…

    But
    first before I die, I have a fortune in US Dollars which I intend to
    donate to charity.Therefore, I need a reliable, honest and God fearing
    person to help me distribute millions of Dollars to eligible charities…
    Are you able to help? If you wish to help, please reply urgently for
    details, including a handsome compensation package for you!

    God
    Bless,

    Dr.Sam Tzee

    PS: Because emails from and to Nigeria are being
    blocked by most internet carriers, I strongly advise that you reply to
    me using a yahoo email address. You can sign up for free by going to:
    http://www.mail.yahoo.com ….It is the only guaranteed email free from
    blocking by ISPs and Spam cop etc.After you have opened your private
    yahoo email address, then send me your reply from your new yahoo email
    address.

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    Man 77 years old out his life savings $230,000 old Nigerian Email Scam see link http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=490684

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    time for a nice shiney new yahoo address by any chance captine w
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    I think I mentioned this before, our park manager said a couple in the park got swindled out of around 100,000.00 on one of these.
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