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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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drcelestine smith <drcelestinesmith@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi
Its been a long time now.I have been able to transfer my money to Zurich in Switzerland through the help of one Mr Jack Robertson.He is a very good man.

Well,I just write to inform you that I left behind 50,000$ for you with my former lawyer in South Africa.Its just that I can not forget how you are the very first person I contacted to help me and till today,I still dont know what went wrong.Anyway,I have forgotten about the past and all I am doing now is to make sure I invest properly my money.Reply me now and I will give you the contact details of that my former lawyer for you to contact him and he will transfer the 50,000$ to you.

Ok,bye for now.

Dr Celestine

If you received a similar letter, please ignore it. Do not answer it. If you do, you will end up on more of the mailing lists used by the criminals behind this fraud. Read more....

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