International Scam
Sunday, April 24, 2011 3:09:47 AM
After I replied her I got the third email sent by her. She told me about her current situation that without money, freedom, food and relatives as a refugee in that country. However, she said she has her late father’s statement of an account and death certificate and her father had deposited some amount of money in leading bank which he used her name as the next of kin when he was alive. The amount is $3.7 million dollars. She asked me for helping her withdraw the money. But, because of the relevant provision, she said she needs a trustee as regards to the money. She promised to give me a large of money if I help her and what she wants now is to leave that place and then migrate. At last, she requested me to contact with her lawyer through the Tel number she gave if I’m will to assist her.
Seeing here, perhaps you will sympathize with her and do her a favor. But indeed, the whole thing is a fraud, an international fraud. Later, I found similar incidents on the internet. I didn’t realize they are organized international swindlers until this time. They send many emails to the people from every country every day, saying that they are the relatives of some senior officials, and they can’t get the huge assets immediately which lead by some reasons. So they need help. It’s the old routine of these cheaters.
What surprised me is there are so many people around the world caught in the international scam. Among them is a 73-year-old professor, a retired university teacher from somewhere in China, who lost 63 thousand dollars while helping an exotic beauty “transfer” 530 million U.S. dollars heritage. Currently there are many similar Internet frauds so that we should always guard ourselves not to be deceived.
My dear friends, I hope this article would do a little help for you since I share it here. Have a lovely day. Thanks!
(*^__^*) Andrew














