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Pheonix Alugere

Pheonix Alugere

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My proposition to you is to seek your consent, A deceased client of
mine,that shares the same last name as yours, who died as the result of
heart-related conditionin March 12th 2007. His heart condition was due
to the death of all the members of his family in the tsunami disaster
on the 26th December 2004 in Sumatra Indonesia
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I have contacted you to assist in distributing the money left behind by
my client before it is confiscated or declared unserviceable by the
bank where this deposit valued at Nineteen million dollars
(US$19million dollars) is lodged. This bank has issued me a notice to
contact the next of kin, or the account will be confiscated.

I will like you to acknowledge the receipt of this e-mail as soon as
possible via my private EMAIL -:[email protected]


Best regards,
Tan Zheng
Attorney at Law
Email:[email protected]
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You know, they could at least get the year to be the current one...
 
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Send an email back that you want the money, then see how long you can keep him thinking he's got a sucker while you're not going to give him anything.
 
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I am tempted. If someone comes up with a response, I'll reply with it.
 
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Apparently there's a site that does just that (responds to these things with outrageous stuff.) I seem to recall there being one about an "International Bread Church" that demanded a picture of them with slices of bread on their heads...and apparently they delivered in hopes of getting the money.

Wonder if I'll get another of these soon to share. Haven't in a while.
 
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I ould probably go find a few, my spam e-mail only has like 1500 unread messages in it. If we're that interested, I can get a couple once I get back home.
 
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Aw spit, where was that one video we had running around? About the guy that ripped on a pair of nigerian scammers?
 
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You mean the video that was related to a HUUUUUGE website that basically documented the guy playing a scammer for about a year, until he made said video to clearly (VERY CLEARLY) explain to the scammer that he was just fucking with him?
 
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DarkFire1004 said:
You mean the video that was related to a HUUUUUGE website that basically documented the guy playing a scammer for about a year, until he made said video to clearly (VERY CLEARLY) explain to the scammer that he was just fucking with him?
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DarkFire1004 said:
You mean the video that was related to a HUUUUUGE website that basically documented the guy playing a scammer for about a year, until he made said video to clearly (VERY CLEARLY) explain to the scammer that he was just fucking with him?
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Yeah, that site. Still got it in your annels of your information hold?
 
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I remember that, but I can't remember the website. Can't be too difficult to find on google.
 
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I didn't save the site, much to my disappointment. Finding it on Google actually yielded a kickass website completely dedicated to people fucking with scammers. They actually give you tips and guides on how to do it yourself, as well as a hall of fame, where they have actual pictures of scammers being tricked into doing weird things, like carving a bust of the scambaiter.

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Really awesome stuff.
 
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Wooooow! I was just looking through their "Hall of Shame" and just...just...wow.
 
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This may be relevant to your interests.

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Question: Should we form a "special unit" of forum members for the purposes of scambaiting? I imagine that what the network of potential resource, contacts, etc. we could probably pull off something on the order of the "Powerbook".
 
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Well, I've got one, if you guys want to practice.

HSBC BANK PLC. (REGISTERED NO.1026167).
ADDRESS: 8 CANADA SQUARE LONDON , E14 5HQ ,
UNITED KINGDOM.

Attn: Beneficiary,

The World Bank and United Nations Organization have officially approved to pay you part payment of your contract/inheritance/award funds.This decision was made last week.With this development,a woman by name (MRS. JANET WHITE) came to our office with an application stating that you gave her the power of attorney to be the beneficiary of your outstanding contract/Inheritance/award funds.She made us to believe that you are dead and that she is your next of kin.We got your email address and decided to send an email through this address hoping to find out if you are dead or alive and also to find out if you at any time give this woman the power of attorney to represent you.

Please let us know also if you are aware of this development,hence we are almost ready to transfer part payment of $5.5M USD of your outstanding funds to her nominated bank account stated below:

Bank Name:Washington Mutual Bank
Address:1723 Palmdale Bulv.
Palmdale Ca. 93550
Acct # : 3573813158
Rout # : 322271627
Swift code # : WMSBUS66
Beneficiary:JANET WHITE

If you are not aware of the above instruction, do respond to this email immediately by contacting the head of the International remittance department (Mr.Michael Geoghegan).

His contact informations are written below:
Name:Mr.Michael Geoghegan.
Direct Telephone Number:+44-70-45703001
Fax Number:+44-870-9741509
Email:p[email protected]
Email:[email protected]

For immediate transfer of your funds be informed that you are not allowed to correspond or contact any person or office with respect to this transfer other than this office, you are required to send to him an email with your full name,Company or Residential address and your direct Telephone number,Fax Number and your mobile phone where you can be reach at all time.

Yours Sincerely,

Mr.Alex Hungate.

FOR HSBC BANK LONDON.
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Shit. I'm dead. Better have someone collect my inheritance/award/contract. Of course, I've now talked to someone outside their office, so I guess it's all null and void anyway.
 
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See that's why it sucks to be undead, they take your stuff and try to give it away.
 
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Yes, but then you find your stuff again. And lunch.
 
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Shit. First I'm undead, then I have a sex change?! WTF? Seriously.

From the desk of:Engr.Funsho Kupolokun
25, Lekki Phase 2,Anifowoshe, Lagos-Nigeria.
Tel: 2347093189554
Date: Sunday August 02, 2009.


Dear Sir,

RE: PERSONAL FUND TRANSFER FOR MUTUAL INVESTMENT.
I am the former Group Managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC),following the dissolution of the NNPC Board in April 2007 and government settlement of the board's accrued funds and my personal emolument/gratuity, i have a total sum of US$30.5Million deposited offshore that i wish to transfer to your nominated bank account/custody for investment purposes consequent upon my retirement,sickness which the doctor has diagnosed as leukemia.In case of my absence,you shall commence with my only son as all documents are in his names as the next of kin and i shall change them to you now.

I shall compensate you adequately upon successful transfer of the fund to your custody and you are free to negotiate the terms of the compensation.I shall send you all the legal documents to enable us file claim for the release of the deposited fund upon receipt of your correct and complete names, contact address and private phone numbers. Please,feel free to ask any question or make observation for possible clarification and endeavor to acknowledge receipt of this message and respond accordingly.You can call me on my direct phone number as shown above for more clarification
Best regards,
Engr.Funsho Kupolokun.
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Found that site.
 
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