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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: Federal Government of Nigeria <fmf_ng_gov@walla.com> Date: Sat, 4 Oct 2008 14:10:40 +0300 Subject: Proof of funds To: Federal Ministry of Finance, Headquarters, Ahmadu Bello Way, Central Business District, P.M.Box 41,Garki, Our ref:FMF-CBN-PAYMENT/34568C Dear Sir, I am Dr Shamsudeen Usman , The Minister Of Finance of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria. Due to the urgency attached I have been directed by His Excellency the President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, (Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar'Adua) to bring to your notice and urgent attention that there was a meeting held in the Presidency and we understand the huge amount of money you have spent, and all the disappointment you have suffered in the past to get your contract fund paid to you. Due to what we described as selective payment and incessant demand of excessive fees by some unscrupulous officials in charge of foreign contract payment in the past. Studying contractors files yesterday, we discovered that your file was dumped untreated. So at this juncture, we apologize for the delay of your contract payment and you should stop every communication with any other office in the name of Central Bank of Nigeria, Senate Committees, ICPC, EFCC,Foreign Offshore Payment etc except the one you will be refer to now. You are hereby directed to contact the Director International Operational Department of Central Bank of Nigeria Lamido Yuguda immediately so that he will release your payment to you immediately. And also you should reconfirm your bank details, contract amount, contract number and your telephone/fax number to him.This is to avoid mistake while transferring this your overdue contract payment to you. Now your new payment codes are: Payment Reference No. - NGR-58439, Allocation No. - 6839237828, Password No. - xx736328104, Pin Code No - 0097665 and your Certificate of Merit Payment No. 766666; CBN Release Code No. 6666544; Immediate Telex Confirmation No. 190401; Secret Code No. HV95858585812349. Having received these vital payment numbers therefore, you are qualified to register for your telex and cable access pin codes now to receive and confirm your payment with the Federal Government of Nigeria immediately into your nominated bank account within 74 banking hours. The registration fee remains US$80:00 only payable to Central Bank of Nigeria only. This morning a Telex signal attached with Presidential Order stamped and signed by the president have been sent to CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA FOREIGN International Operational Department to contact you for the payment of your over-due contract fund and other contractors listed. You are strongly advised for your interest and your esteemed company to call the Director CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA International Operational Department sort out the receipts of your funds. Lamido Yuguda. Tel/Fax:234-1-6656359 Email: in.op_dept_cenbank@yahoo.com Sir, on behalf of this Government, I apologize for any delay you might have encountered in receiving your contract payment. We have attached your proof of Funds for the first payment of US$12.5M. Congratulation! Honorable Minister of Finance Dr. Shamsudden Usman (OFR) Copyright 2008 Federal Republic of Nigeria, Ministry of Finance
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