Anyways... have you heard about the Nigerian 419 scams? It's named after the clause in the Nigerian Law that made it illegal [tell me if i'm wrong here]: Someone approaches u and proposes a very tempting "business deal". Normally u dont have to do anything... u sit back and the money goes in ur bank accout... but of course sometimes the money does LEAVE ur account. Shit is... i cant belive ppl are actually that greedy enough to fall for it. Nothing is funnier than the stories they concoct when making these "business proposals". I think they wud be better fiction writers than conmen. Here's one funny one i got today:
To read the full *business proposal* click here[1]
Author: klaas
Date/Time: December 20, 2002 3:29 PM
URL: http://klaasdevries.fineststars.com/klaashelps.htm
hey you read dis url an have a good laugh
:O)
duh
Have you seen the latest. Cheques are sent, bearing big numbers then followed by request for advance fees.
The cheques appear genuine but theres a catch. Its in the
detail which should be picked up by your bank so the cheque wont clear. I you send money then you have lost BIG time.
Quite new and crafty. Watch out for this one. Tom
Wow, this is probably the most convincing one I've read yet...of course there are dozens of versions of this thing. I must say that giving a link to the bank in Nigeria made it a bit more convincing. I've actually heard of people falling for this...yeah, that IS kinda sad.
Visit this website: www.419eaters.com very funny what they do to scammers.. they should kill them all! fuking black niggers.
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