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#216838 by Jball57 Fri Aug 29, 2014 4:24 pm
From: Fidelity Bank Fidelity Bank <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2014 00:15:29 -0700
To: my Address
Subject: Very Important

Dear Mr. My Name

Am here to inform you that after series of meeting and investigations the Africa Union, Ecowas and the United Nation has finally approved the total sum of $450,000.00 from your pending fund to be release to you via Western union and money gram because of the hard situation you her and you to have fund to move on and as am communicating with you now the fund is right in my bank to be released to asap without any delay so you kindly get back to me with your receivers details since only your name cannot receive the total amount sir and the only thing you are to do is to pay for transfer fee and the fund will be release to you.

Waiting to hear from you.

Mr. Edward Effah.

Manager Fidelity Bank,

Accra Ghana

+233240652782.
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#216849 by HillBilly Fri Aug 29, 2014 5:35 pm
you must have had contact with a scammer and he passed your email address to all of his buddies !!!!

While ECOWAS is a valid acronym, in this case as is in most cases, it is being abused by the scammer.

No one ever gives money away to strangers, in fact this money doesn't even exist. The scammer will just ask you to pay fee after fee by western union ( or another wire transfer service) in order to get your hands on the fake money. its a losing proposition for you and only you.

Please read these articles to help you identify scam emails : http://419advancefeefraud.blogspot.com/ ... -just.html

http://www.scam-email-addresses.tk/

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