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: komi zongo <komi_zongo300@hotmail.com>
Sent: Monday, June 4, 2007 5:12:34 AM
Subject: URGENT

Dear friend,


   I know this may come as surprise and sceptic to you. I am one of the
officials in the Energy management board, in Burkina Faso. We had a contract
with Denmark through the Burkina Faso Danish Cooperation, which was signed
on the 4th of march, 2003 on the Electrification of the Urban centres,
offices and rural dwellers.

The project has been executed, you can check on the (website.
www.SONABEL.BF.) But, the main issue of contacting you is to intimate you
that during the award of this contract, a few of my colleagues and l, had
inflated the amount of this contract and the OVER- INVOICED is being
safeguarded under our custody.

However, we have decided to transfer this sum of money, $10.3million USA
Dollars out of this Country for disbursement. Hence, we seek for a reliable,
honest and not greedy foreign partner whom we shall use his or her account
to transferring the fund. And we agreed that the account owner shall benefit
30% of the total amount of money, 65% is for us here, and 5% will be used
for miscellaneous expenses during the transfer.

If you are capable to handle the transaction without hitches and flaws, then
we have confidence in the deal, and a risk free transfer from our side.
Please, make it TOP SECRET and avoid every channel of implicating us here
thereby endanger our career. Therefore, if you will not be able to handle
it, please hold on your peace for our sake we are public servants.

I pray to God for his providence for a smooth transfer, so that our retiring
soon or later will be a better and blissful retirement life, as such we are
very cautious towards actualising this noble venture. It can also be a once
in life opportunity for you, because l know that we going to see face-face,
preferably come down to Burkina Faso and verify on my claim on the said
amount of money in the bank. Besides, to discuss business and investment in
your country at large, and thereafter sit together to decide on the means of
transferring.

If this picks your interest, please do contact me immediately through this
email address for more details and for easier communication.

Please, time is no longer on our side.

Best regards,
KOMI ZONGO

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