Miss Young

Hello, I am Miss Young. I received the following email. It is a socalled "Advance Fee Fraud" letter, where I am promised millions for my assistance. These stories are all lies, and if I respond, sooner or later I will be asked to pay a fee. If I pay, another fee will quickly come up, and it will continue that way until I give up or run out of money. I will never see the millions, because they never existed.

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From: "Mr. W. Stuart Symington" < jamesalban2@gmail.com >
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: Hello Dear,
Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2017 08:36:16 -0800

Hello Dear,

My name is Mr. W. Stuart Symington, am from Houston Texas USA but i
work with American Embassy here in Nigeria,We have been getting
reports how Nigerians have been scamming Americans,Europeans and Asian
their hard earn money just because they are trying to get their
contract,lottery, compensation and inherited fund.

I did not know exactly what was really happening until one Mrs Rita
Shirley came down to Nigeria and visited us in our office, after
narrating her story and how she have spent over $48,000 and nothing
was done rather they keep asking her for more money which made her
came down to Nigeria. I was delegated to follow her to the
international Monetary fund(IMF) AND Ministry of Finance, as am
writing to you now she is back in the States and investing her money
because we achieved it within 73hours.

Am contacting you because i saw your name and information at the
international monetary fund(IMF) and they have been waiting for you to
contact them for them to complete your transfer which they started
some TIME AGO. they said that you have been dealing with the wrong
people which has delayed your transfer. I want to inform you that it
did not cost Mrs. Rita Shirley a cent to get her money transferred to
her account, the only money she spent here was only $230 which is the
money she paid to the lawyer to help her get the Affidavit of claim
that will give the bank authority to transfer the money directly to
her account their in the states.

I want to help you the way i helped Mrs. Rita but NOTE that am not
doing it as official duty so you can only get to me and let me know if
you want my help or not.

Your faithfully

Mr. W. Stuart SymingtonHello Dear,

My name is Mr. W. Stuart Symington, am from Houston Texas USA but i
work with American Embassy here in Nigeria,We have been getting
reports how Nigerians have been scamming Americans,Europeans and Asian
their hard earn money just because they are trying to get their
contract,lottery, compensation and inherited fund.

I did not know exactly what was really happening until one Mrs Rita
Shirley came down to Nigeria and visited us in our office, after
narrating her story and how she have spent over $48,000 and nothing
was done rather they keep asking her for more money which made her
came down to Nigeria. I was delegated to follow her to the
international Monetary fund(IMF) AND Ministry of Finance, as am
writing to you now she is back in the States and investing her money
because we achieved it within 73hours.

Am contacting you because i saw your name and information at the
international monetary fund(IMF) and they have been waiting for you to
contact them for them to complete your transfer which they started
some TIME AGO. they said that you have been dealing with the wrong
people which has delayed your transfer. I want to inform you that it
did not cost Mrs. Rita Shirley a cent to get her money transferred to
her account, the only money she spent here was only $230 which is the
money she paid to the lawyer to help her get the Affidavit of claim
that will give the bank authority to transfer the money directly to
her account their in the states.

I want to help you the way i helped Mrs. Rita but NOTE that am not
doing it as official duty so you can only get to me and let me know if
you want my help or not.

Your faithfully

Mr. W. Stuart Symington

 
   
Miss Young

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