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From: "Thomas Leavitt" <thomasleavitt@private>
To: "Declan McCullagh" <declan@private>
Cc: <dave@private>
Subject: New Nigerian Spam tactic
Date: Sat, 18 Oct 2003 16:06:19 -0700
Clever tactic... fraud works just like fundraising - your best bet is
someone whose already fallen for the pitch before.
Thomas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ngo Rescue" <ngorescue@private>
To: <thomasleavitt@private>
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 3:00 PM
Subject: Rescue from fraudsters
ngorescue@private
ngorescue@private
17 10 2003
Dear Sir,
Rescue from fraudsters
We are a Non Governmental Organization trying to savage the lost reputation
of our beloved country Nigeria. It is a known fact that some unscrupulous
elements with greed and instant gratification as thier utmost motive had
swindled and robbed millions of unsuspecting godly minded people of various
sums, with the intention of helping them recover unpaid contracts, or
trusting them with the custody of millions of dollars that do not exist.
Now then, our government is cracking down hard on these groups of
individuals, and had channeled in, lots of security operatives to check the
activities of these individuals. We are Apostles acting as spiders to help
the unsuspecting victims and put them in the know of the true nature and
scheme of these people.
However, there are some out there that had done sincere jobs with different
governmental departments and need to be paid genuinely. These category of
people will be directed to the appropriate authority for genuine claims. We
are applying the same method used by these fraudsters to reach their prey,
with the aim of fishing out both culprits and victims. If indeed you've been
a victim reply to this mail and let's see how we can help you. Else delete
it from your system and be on the alert for fraudsters.
NAMES IN FULL
ASSUMED TACTICS
RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
YEAR OF FRAUD
ARE YOU STILL IN CONTACT
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