Nigerian e-mail scammers show their stupidity.

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I read this and thought it was so funny.

But, 1) It’s somewhat long, 2) Don’t click the pictures if you’re sensitive to fake deadness or nudity.

http://www.haxial.com/fraud/mikeaba.html

Imp

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holy shit that is funny.

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

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he stuffed it up at the end there he could have made it much better and got the police involved in nigeria to look for a guy by the hotel in yellow clothing .

ha ha ha haa ha ha ha

i wish i had scamers i would stuff them around so much.
and i’d make a tv program about it to earn a bit of money!!!..

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

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3

HA! I know someone who got that same letter about 5 months ago.

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Hehe, I’ve gotten a few like that. I know one case where a woman’s in jail for following through… she used her employer’s money to pay these scammers, I think it came out to many tens of thousands she paid them.

Imp

5

Oh man! I got one of these Nigerian scam-mails
asking me to be their front man for somthing like 20% of 30 million in misapropriated funds.

The obvious question here is why would they trust a perfect stranger with
such incriminating knowledge?

I guess my reputation preceeds me. :smiley:

Right!

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I can’t believe I spent half an hour of my precious blender time reading that stuff! :o

LOL it was funny tho! :smiley: