African Scam
Jul. 11th, 2003 03:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gerbieIt's a shame, but the African Scammers aren't as good as they were anymore:
"My Name is MR NATHAN JONES ,the elder son of Mr.DANIEL JONES of
Zimbabwe.
This might be a surprise to you about where I got your contact address.
I got your(CONTACT FROM THE SOUTH AFRICA EXCHENGE NETWORK ON)LINE."
Dear Nathan,
weren't you supposed to actually put a sort of contact in between the brackets? And perhaps you could have used a spell check as well before sending me this letter (again)? The word "bsolutely" is not in my dictionary. The fact that you cut and paste this letter becomes fairly obvious when the same letter appears 11 times in one e-mail. The percentage you promise me does go down a lot if I have to share the amount with dozens of others doesn't it? Perhaps I miss out on this unique opportunity this time. I shall continue my pathetic and poor life. Good luck with your transactions!
Sincerely,
Gerben
"My Name is MR NATHAN JONES ,the elder son of Mr.DANIEL JONES of
Zimbabwe.
This might be a surprise to you about where I got your contact address.
I got your(CONTACT FROM THE SOUTH AFRICA EXCHENGE NETWORK ON)LINE."
Dear Nathan,
weren't you supposed to actually put a sort of contact in between the brackets? And perhaps you could have used a spell check as well before sending me this letter (again)? The word "bsolutely" is not in my dictionary. The fact that you cut and paste this letter becomes fairly obvious when the same letter appears 11 times in one e-mail. The percentage you promise me does go down a lot if I have to share the amount with dozens of others doesn't it? Perhaps I miss out on this unique opportunity this time. I shall continue my pathetic and poor life. Good luck with your transactions!
Sincerely,
Gerben
