Has someone offered you a huge sum of money or a valuable consignment? It's a 419 or advance fee fraud - find out how they work, and what to do to be safe.
#436276 by hellraiser Mon Sep 26, 2022 7:15 am
Initial scam e-mail from [email protected]
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Hi Dear

Please I am Sorry for intruding upon your privacy. My name is Mrs.
Betty Wilson, I am married to Mr. Campbell Wilson, from the
Netherlands. Please I am writing to you in good faith and hope that
you will understand the importance of my email. I have been recently
diagnosed with Cancer and the doctor said I have less than 8 weeks to
live. Since this sudden news was announced to me, I have been
reflecting over my life in the past. It is painful that after over 24
years of peaceful marriage with my late husband, we had no child of
our own that will inherit our wealth. In the past, I have made
reasonable donations to the victims of earthquakes in Haiti and Japan,
Now that my health is gradually deteriorating, I cannot continue to do
all these by myself any more. I strongly desire to reach out to the
poor and needy people in your country, but I would prefer to continue
this with the assistance of a kind person like you after praying for 3
days.

Please I want to donate this money to you so that you will utilize the
money to establish business investments that will create job
opportunities for the jobless population and less privileged, and open
a charity foundation in the name of me and my late husband. I will
give you more details only if you are willing and ready to handle this
project for me. Thank you.

Yours Faithfully
Mrs. Betty Wilson
[email protected]

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