Bummer, I just got an email telling me the Nigerian money emails are a scam!!!

[lost-in-nj]

but this lady is going to help me....
it says so in her

E-MAIL!!!! :rofl:




Dearest,

My name is Mrs. Susan Walter, I live at 3775 Oleander Dr Highland, Ca 92346,
United State.

I am one of those that executed a contract in Nigeria years ago and they refused
to pay me, I had paid over $70,000USD trying to get my payment all to no avail.

Somebody directed me to travel down to Nigeria with all my contract documents
to meet Barrister Mat Oto who is the member of CONTRACT PAYMENT COMMITTEE and
LEGAL ADVISER to the COMMITTEE, and I contacted him and he explained everythi
ng to me on telephone and advised me to come down to Nigeria which I did.

He said that those contacting us through emails are fake. Then he took me to the
paying bank, which is Central Bank of Nigeria, and I am the happiest woman
on this earth because I have received my contract funds of $8.2Million USD.

On the process of searching for my file,I saw your information on awaiting pay
ment list in the office of Barrister Mat Oto.Though I did not capture all your
information lest your fax number.

Am sorry contacting you late as I planed doing it as soon as I arrive back USA.

I have been so busy because we are trying to set up a factory here with the mo
ney we received.

So if you care,do contact Barrister Mat Oto with the information below and just
explain yourself to him as I know he is honest and humble person.

Alternatively mention my name to him he will attend to you.

Name: Barrister Mat Oto
Email: [e-mail]
phone number [phone]
Address: 123,Palm Avenue Palm Grove,
Lagos Nigeria.

You really have to stop your dealing with those contacting you okay because th
ey will dry you up until you have nothing to eat.

The only money I paid was just $8,200 for Federal Inland Revenue Services
(F.I.R.S).
So you have to take note of that. You can reach me on this telefax number:1-20
8-248-3647 or email:

[e-mail]

Thanks,


Mrs. Susan Walter




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[jobycom]

1. My favorite variation was one I received lately.

It was from someone in the Nigerian government apologizing to everyone who had been cheated in a scam, and offering to repay your losses if you would just send them your bank account number and...

It may have been a real scam, but it was also appreciable satire.