Friday 29 February 2008

nigerian high court

Fleecing the
once fleeced


By Kulamarva Balakrishna


Vienna,Friday,February 29, 2008:I have a
clip How to fleece the from my friend,
Mr.M.P.Prabhakaran,who was cheated in
my name by my phished former e mail
address SOS message last year,of a
notification by e mail he got from =the
Desk of the Federal High Court of
Nigeria=! No address no name. But there is
a demand for payment of just no more
than 150 dollars.Apparently this message
copy has gone to several thousand men,
who have been fleeced by the Nigerian
=gentlemen= and their associate =gentlemen=.
They dare to tease even the FBI of the U.S.
Or is it to be considered a challenge to
the Federal Agency?

Just in case my readers get this kind of
funny message consider what you must do
very carefully.It may be possible to
trace the links through out the world.
Only yesterday, a certain Nigerian Cyril
in Ahmadabad,Gujarat India went from shop
to shop offering to import millions worth
furniture into the lawless sweet crude
petroleum land.Cyril and his companions now
sit in jail.Now think of Nigerian credibility!

Message Text:

FROM THE DESK OF FEDERAL HIGH
COURT OF NIGERIA,
ABUJA DISTRICT.


Attn: Beneficiary,

This to acknowledge you that your e-mail
address was found among the list of foreigner
that have been scammed by Nigerian Fraudster.
It might nterest you to know that we have
signed an agreement with the UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT during our first meeting this
year with our PRESIDENT Commander In-Chief
Federal Republic of Nigeria, ALHAJI UMARU
MUSA YAR'ADUA and the FBI to fight against
this and to return all contract funds that
has been stolen and people who has been
scammed too.A total sum of ($2million)
united state dollars in cash has been set
aside for compensation which will be
delivered to your door step by an accredited
diplomatic courier.

Endeavor to contact the chamber in charge
which is currently been headed by Barrister
Richard Patrick esq.You are further advised
to deal directly with him and do what so
ever you are asked to do because that is the
only way you will achieve the success in the
delivery of your funds to you as designated:

Name: Barrister Richard Patrick (esq).
Private E-mail Address:(richard_p011@yahoo.it)
For more information on how to make sure your
fund is delivered to you, get back with the
below information:

Full Name..........................
.........
Home address.......................
.........
Telephone number........................
....
Occupation........... ......................
Country.......................
..............
Zip code..........................
..........
Any form of identification of yourself......

Please we demand an urgent response prior to this
matter and to work with us to enable track those
Miscreants and send their information to the FBI
to carry out actions in the US immediately because
those Miscreants have some agent all over the
country and we are now working with the internet
operation such as, yahoo, AOL,MAIL,the Nigeria
police and also the Economic Financial Crime
Commission (EFCC) so that the scam can be
eradicated in this country, hence i want you to
follow your fund code which below, which
is given to you by the high court of Nigeria
(NG29820FGN). You are to keep this code for
security purposes.

Note that every beneficiary will be responsible
for shipping fees which cannot be deducted from
the fund because there is a bond holding the
consignment that stated that only the sole
beneficiary of the fund is permitted to open it
after it has been sealed by the foreign payment
department. The shipping fee is only ($150.00usd).
Also note that the federal high Court here will alert
the united state bureau and also your state police
immediately your shipment leave the shore of
Nigeria so as to avoid any restriction and problem
when the fund get to its port of destination.

Thanks.

Best Regard.
Federal High Court Of Nigeria.(Message end)

Ampbreia, Redmond,WA,U.S.A.
Don't worry about me, I'm well familiar with
the Nigerian scam having researched it out of
sheer curiousity and so is the FBI, which operates
a sting operation to catch the little buggers on a
regular basis. The worst cases are when they
(the scammers) presuade the intended victim
to come meet them on foreign soil whereupon
the victim is kidnapped or killed and robbed,
most particularly of his or her passport. Most
often though, they just ahold of the victim's bank
account information and then empty his/her
account. And this scam operated from other
African countries and the Middle East as well.
It's just that the Nigerians have the worst
reputation for it. As a result, I trust no business
offers coming from Africa (or the Middle East) as
all. But it's more than that: most often when
they make an offer, it's shady sounding to begin
with so no decent minded person would want to
take them up on it in the first place. Most of the
victims are either people who thought to get illegally
got gains without consequence or are simply very,
very naieve. So really, it's master crimminals of
the most loathesome sort taking advantage of
lightweight would-be newbie crimminals.
Response:
I feel even miserable my friend Prabhakaran
simply thought, the message coming in id was
correct and wanted to help me so sent cash
to the crooks by Western Union as advised to
a third party.He lost a fortune from Indian
standards about 3500 dollars! Such a good friend,
thought of helping sick old friend still ticking.
Emergency, pressure of time makes one panic.
-Kulamarva Balakrishna

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