John Mick

Hello, I am Miss Young. A scammer often fails in making his victim pay him money. But he does not give up if he thinks it is still possible to convince the victim. He could try a new scam with hidden millions or a big lottery winning. Another approach is a compensation letter where he promises the victim a big sum as compensation. The compensation money does not exist, - it is simply the start of a new scam. The letter below is an example of such a letter.

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From: <johnmick11@tutopia.com>
To: <@>
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 2:20 PM
Subject: THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORTS THEN

Dear Friend,

I am very happy to inform you about my success in getting the funds
transfered to the acuont.

i am in China for investements and business establishements. Now, I want
you to contact my parish priest in benin with the information bellow
His Name is: Rev. raymond
Email: (rev.micheal_222 @yahoo.fr)
Ask him to send you the total sum of Eight Hundred Thousand United States
Dollars ($800.000.00) in an International Bank Certified Draft, which I kept
for your compensation.

Fill the bellow information and contact him through his above email for him
to ship your nternational Bank Certified Draft immediately without any
delays.

1. Your Full Names:........................
2. Your Address:...........................
3. Your Sex and Age: ...............................
4. Your Marital Status:....................
5. Your Occupation:........................
6. Your Direct Phone Number:...............
7. Your Resident City/ State and Country :.....................

Best Regards,
Mr. John Mick

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