Carpe diem

I got this message from someone named Dennis Amah in my mailbox here on myopera. Here's the contents:

Dear Respected one,


Good day and God Bless you.
Permit me to inform you of my desire for you to help me. Obviously, you might be surprised on recieving this mail due to we have not known
before.

By brief introduction, I am Dennis Amah, a citizen of Sierra Leone and the only son of late Mr and Mrs James. A. Amah My Late parents was killed
by the rebels in my home town Mende district, the second Economic Capital of Sierra Leone during the recent Political crisis of Sept, 2002. After
their death, I and my younger sister Patricia manage to run out of our Country to Abidjan Cote d'Ivoire, where we are staying now for our safety. My
father was a Wealthy Cocoa and Gold Merchant before he met his sudden death. Before their death in a private hospital , my father secretly
disclosed to me of the total Sum of $7.5 (Seven million Five hundred thuosand US Dollars) he deposited with a Security Company here in Abidjan, Cote d'
ivoire.

Dear Respected one, please I am honourably seeking your assistance to assist us to transfer this money into your account in your country before
our arrivals. I also want you to stand as a guardian to us in investing this money into any lucrative business in your country. I will also like
you to make an arrangement for my younger sister to further her Education in your country. I will offer you 15% of the total Sum as compensation
after the transfer. Please, get back to me(dennisamah@myway.com) through the above email address to enable me inform you the requirement before the
transfer of the money into your account,

Thanks for your kindness and God bless you.

Expecting to hear from you.
Sincerely yours,
Dennis Amah

It's a classical money scam message, and I assume thousand of users here on myopera got it. So, just DO NOT reply to that message or all other future messages like this one