An email I received this morning

"Attn,

I am Raymond Peng,my late client that have the same last name with yours died and left USD19MILLION behind without no relative.
I want to present you as the heir of my late client's estate.Contact me immediately if you are interested.

Best Regard
Raymond Peng.
Attorney at law."

One of many I get.

I wonder if becoming an MISPN has brought me such good fortune.

Not to mention that Nigerian Civil Servant who keeps asking to put milions of Gov funds into my acount.
does the IET/IEE bring such benefits?



-------------------------
Regards,
Ebee (M I S P N)

Knotted cables cause Lumpy Lektrik

Why do I wish this was a phone call so I can could imagine it's the Nigerian security guard from Phone Jacker.

Along with the air crash etc etc.

I replied to one years ago saying that they could just send me a cheque and then, I'd send them the money back less my commission.
That stopped them for a while (or did the economy get better), but it seems the e-mail harvesters are back in business. I suppose a bankers draft would be too easy.

Just like the other wheeze of buying something and they transfer too much money. Ask for a refund and suddenly you find the money they sent wasn't worth the rupee it should have been.
It's not surprising I'm so poor with all these millions slushing around!!

-------------------------
Norman

Ive actually had letters come through in the post, handwritten brown envelope (although they put stamp on upside down) and the letter inside had a contact name and email but no physical address. And yes it was for 19 million aswell. Came through mount pleasant sorting office in london

-------------------------
From SMD's to 132kV... ive had a go!

Richard Talmage, LCGI EngTech TMIET

I replied to one once with instructions as to where they should meet me, with the money in £20 notes in nice suit cases.... Suffice to say they never turned up!

-------------------------
Regard
Richard (Dick)

www.rllewellyn.co.uk

The swines!!

-------------------------
Norman

Someone did a radio program reading the email exchange he had with a scammer. He decided to play them at their own game. It was very funny and involved female lions, caramels and lots of procrastination.