I received this e-mail. The Nigerians get really creative with this scam. They promise any one who falls for it, 30% of the total proceeds. And yeah, if its really meant to be top secret, why it is never addressed to the addressee by name? Like the old adage says, "a fool and his money are soonest parted." This is one that has under one variation or another been around as long as there are guillible people to be taken advantage of. Beware.
To: goldstategop; lowbridge
To: goldstategop
I think this is really a Nader fund-raising scheme.
3 posted on
06/22/2004 1:52:09 AM PDT by
Khurkris
(Will the wind ever remember the names it has blown in the past, It whispers no this will be the last)
To: goldstategop
I'd send 'em some money but I've already sent all my life savings to a Nigerian Prince who says the money is waiting for me. I'm on my way to the airport...
5 posted on
06/22/2004 4:51:05 AM PDT by
Drango
(A liberal's compassion is limited only by the size of someone else's wallet.)
To: goldstategop
I'm going to have to pass on this golden opportunity.
Does anyone have an update on the Nigerian millionaire astronaut stranded at the space station? Poor guy.
To: goldstategop
Hey! The good barrister asked you to keep his proposal secret, and here you are, posting it in a forum! Now EVERYONE will want in on this deal~
8 posted on
06/22/2004 12:06:24 PM PDT by
.38sw
To: goldstategop
Has anyone ver been stupid enough to fall for these scams?
18 posted on
06/25/2004 2:39:51 PM PDT by
Mears
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