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 Post subject: WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF THIS
 Post Posted: Mon 09 Jan 2006 14:15 
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I have received a wierd email today about transfering a large amount of money from another country to ours if anybody is interrestd in reading it please let me know and I will fax it to you

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 Post subject: Transfer of money
 Post Posted: Mon 09 Jan 2006 14:36 
 
I have received numerous emails about this type of activity. Dont you think that if it were legal, they would do it themselves. I feel that this is just a scheme. I think its actually a way for the writer of the email to find out financial info about you. I know I wouldnt trust anyone with millions of dollars of my money without knowing very detailed info about them.

All emails of this nature go directly to the trash can. :roll:

DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY PERSONAL INFO. :roll:

Steven R. Congo
Starlight Investigations
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 Post Posted: Mon 09 Jan 2006 16:42 
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This scam has been around for a few years. Most of it originates in Africa. The FBI published a report on it long ago but I have no clue where the report is. I get the emails, too. I merely forward them to the FBI.

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 Post subject: emails
 Post Posted: Mon 09 Jan 2006 21:34 
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most of the emails originate out of africa and promise large sums of money if they can transfer funds into your account--it is a front for an id theft ring--works this way you open an account in your name and give the people access to it -(now they can get your ss# dob address and account)checks start showing up drawn on your name all over the country--this scam is old as the hills --nypd frauds division had it over twenty years ago in a slightly different form--


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Here you go, right from the FBI.

Nigerian Scam


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 Post Posted: Tue 10 Jan 2006 20:22 
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One of the bondsman that I do recovery work for had to bond a girl out of jail for getting involved in this scam.

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 Post Posted: Wed 11 Jan 2006 08:36 
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I have submited the email to FBI I figured it was a scam from the very beginning

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 Post Posted: Wed 11 Jan 2006 09:51 
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Andy:
Rod Mitchell here. I am also a former news journalist and have served as a hard news publicist for over 20 years. You probably received an email from Nigeria or other African country - right? The FBI and Homeland Security have been monitoring these scams for the past three years. They typically offer a profit for completing the transaction. Most are scams, but some are methods by which terrorist groups get legitimate $$$ into the U.S. for nefarious purposes. Sometimes the transaction involves diamonds. If you have a local FBI office, I suggest you forward this correspondence to that office. You can read more on this scam at: http://www.fraud.org/tips/internet/nigerian.htm.

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 Post Posted: Wed 11 Jan 2006 12:28 
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greatlakesbail... Please advise me what a certification control number is and who issued the number. Thnaks.

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control number was issued by the American Institute of Bail www.bailtrainning.com instructer Brett Almy

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