Miss. Susiana E. Awuah

[Freefallguy]

Has anyone else rec'd this email? It's purported to have come from this site.

Reguesting For Assistant,

I am introducing my self as Miss. Susiana E. Awuah , the only Dauther of late Chief and Mrs Christopher Benjamin Awuah , I wish to request for your assistance in a financial

transaction., And I wish to invest in Manufacturing and real estate management in your country. or possible any good lucrative business you know much better then me.

I have Seven million two houndred thousand united states dollars.USD($7.200,000) to invest in your country, and I will require your assistance in helping me stand as my late father's foreign business partner who he deposited the consignment on his behalf into the security, the consignment was deposited in Africa and was letter lifted to Europe where the consignment is now under the care of the security company . According to the director of the company. I will still go to the security company and fine out more as soon as I hear seriousely from you.

please it is very important you contact me immediately on my private email address:( [email protected] ) for further explanation on the whole entire work plan.

Awaiting your immediate response

Thanks and God bless.

Best Regards ( [email protected] )

Susiana E.

Awuah

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This e-mail has been sent via the user area of the forum (http://www.friendsofhabanos.com/) (personal message).

[smokum]

The really sad part is these shitbags actually find people to screw every day. Nearly impossible to stop them.

[gehrig24]

I received this email (twice). Does this mean I should not help her?:-D

[anacostiakat]

Is she good looking?

[GoSteelers]

Yeah I've got at least a dozen variations of that letter.

The best hoax email I got was supposed to be from the IRS. It said that someone had tried to pay their sales tax with my bank account, they wanted me to go to their website and confirm that it was my account.

Had a link that went to a website that looked just like IRS site with a form to enter account # etc.. everything they would need to access your account.

Even with all the mis-spelled words in the email I'm sure that it probably worked on some poor fools.

[Mel39]

» Has anyone else rec'd this email? It's purported to have come from this

» site.

None from FOH as yet but plenty of similar emails.

If you want a giggle, check this site out where they play the scammers at their own game.

There are similar sites around and make interesting reading.

http://www.scambuster419.co.uk/

Recent attempts I've had from Nigerians is through Amazon, when I have put a couple of cameras up for sale. They email you through Amazon asking spurious questions, in order to get your email address. They then send a forged letter, supposedly from Amazon saying they have paid and would I send the camera to their uncle/brother/father/pastor in Nigeria.

Yeah right!

Mel39

[tigger]

» If you want a giggle, check this site out where they play the scammers at

» their own game.

» There are similar sites around and make interesting reading.

» http://www.scambuster419.co.uk/

»

» Mel39

Those sites are a blast to read. I wish I had time do some of that myself.

[1f1fan]

I got the same e-mail. Only reason I know, it got through my spam filter....

[Ken Gargett]

what is really extraordinary is the huge number of people still falling for these emails. with all the publicity, you wonder how.

[brooklyn]

Get these all the time at my college website. My reply is always to say bug off,albeit in rather stronger terms.