Who knew having a blog would bring offers of big money?
My Dear,
I am indeed glad to be in contact with you,I am Mrs.Joceline Prisca Bouku from Abidjan, Cote D'Ivoire. I am a widow being, lost my husband few years ago in the air crash with Airways on his way back from Jordan from a business trip and was to connect to Ethiopian Airline to Abidjan from Khartoum capital of Sudan.
Before his death my late husband had an account in one of the bank here with a tune of $6.2M, which he told the bank, was for the importation of cocoa processing machine.
I want you to do me a favour to provide to me your banking particulars to receive this money to a safe account in your country or any safer place as thebeneficiary.and i will give you 20% out of the total sum as your ownpesentage.I have plans to invest this money into business in your country underyou.
This is my reason of writing to you if you will be of interests toassist me, I will be very grateful as you indicating your interests byreplying soonest with your private phone and address for properly update.
Yours sincerely,
Mrs. Joceline Prisca Bouku and son
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Wow, what a deal, 6.2 mill would certainly buy a lot of candy. However, with the economy being in the toilet I’d suggest that she contact Barak - he’s going to need tranquilizers before this is all over.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that by now you have sent off all your bank account information and have had the balances substantially reduced by your new friends.
ReplyDeleteIncidentally, I've just bought an antique bridge in Brooklyn and would be willing so sell you a share of it, if you still have anything left.
Semper fi.
bull shit and more bullshit!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe she would buy the Brooklyn Bridge.
ReplyDeleteGod Bless you and this country.....please make your voice heard for all Americans....we need someone like you to talk for all the people who works hard and is tired of paying for everyone else
ReplyDeleteI WISH YOU WERE PRESIDENT!!! YOU SAID WHAT WE ALL WANT TO SAY BUT DON'T KNOW WHO TO. THAT WILL LISTEN. GOD HELP US ALL. DIANA
ReplyDeleteI find these scam e-mails from third world banana peelers very insulting. There are fools ot there that have been scamed by these and are probaly the same ones that voted for the ultimate scammer for President.
ReplyDeleteI have been a recruiter since 1985 when I left active duty with the Army. I received my first letter like this one after I ran a recruiting advertisement in a local newspaper. The letter was typed and mailed to me because email wasn't around then. I have received several via email in the last year alone. It's interesting to see that scam artists haven't changed their scams in the last twenty-four years, just their means of delivery.
ReplyDeleteApparently the depression has affected the writers of these missives as well. Most of the ones I used to receive were for 50 million. Oh well, what's a few million in these days when the new byword is billion.
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MickeyG
Don't you all know that this is an attemped scam. Most likely it comes out of Africa where most of the similar stories come from. They all have a tipical story that they can't get money out of the Country without help from someone. Fall for this and loose your money. Fall hard and lose lots of it. It usually starts out that you have to pay the tax on it first so send them money. It continues from there extracting as much as they can get from you.
ReplyDeleteSucker !!!!!!!!
L.H., Michigan
Mr. Hall,
ReplyDeleteI read, with great interest, your post, I'm Tired, on another site. I was so impressed, I shared it on my own blog, but gave you full credit with a link here. I hope you don't mind, but you are indeed a very eloquent writer, and you said exactly what I feel. I invite you to visit my blog, and if you would ever like to be my guest blogger for a day, I would be honored.
Ginger Simpson
Must be another generous Democrat.
ReplyDeleteCorry Oakes
Must have been from another generous Democrat!
ReplyDeleteAs a good and honest brazilian guy, I'd like to offer Rio's statue of the Christ (or maybe a piece of the Amazon Jungle), in change of this bloody money. (The cash must come first, of course).
ReplyDeleteHow can anyone believe these scams?
ReplyDeleteRun, run as fast as you can....
ReplyDeleteSomeone deliver us from this new adminstration of fools. By the way, who in the heck are the fools who put this bunch of ignoramuses in power anyhow?
This really works, it is not a scam. I have an uncle whos third cousins best friends hair dressers niece did this for a guy whos wife was a diplomat in an African village and needed to get $20,000,000 out of the country. For this good deed, the niece received 20% or $4,000,000. If you are not going to give this woman your bank informatin, I will.I bank at the Bank of BFE in Egypt and my account number is 126598. Please forwad this on to the nice lady if you are not going to take advantage of this wonderful oppertunity. Thank you and I will be waiting by the mail box for my check.
ReplyDelete....and if U have any $$ leftover, please forward it to me and I will wash it.
ReplyDeleteYou are right on. I am 85 and a navy veteran and find no quarrel with anything you have written about. Heaven help us all. Can no one see America's future under a President like Obama. Taxes, illegals, education, political correctness, lobbyists, the whole 9 yards needs to be discussed in open forums. We need people to be put in jail or punished somehow for allowing the economy to tank (congress would be a good starting place) and many other elements about our society that have gone the way of liberalism.
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