FIRST TIME AT THE NIGERIAN SCAM LETTER DATABASE?
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You are about to enter a section that will allow you to see for yourself how Nigerian Scam Letters are all written within certain comparable parameters. They are very easy to recognize once you have read through a few of them.
Nigerian Scam Letters, or 419, is the name assigned to a particular type of scam. In no way does it mean that the swindlers are in Nigeria.
Nigerian Scam Letters fall within certain categories, with an occasional new twist added by some entrepreneurial con artist. Generally speaking, the categories are letters
>> from alleged government officials
>> from alleged surviving relatives
>> from alleged bank officers
>> offering Nigerian Bonny Light Crude Oil
>> offering business mergers or investment
>> offering gold dust or gold bars
>> harassment for alleged incurred invoices and expenses
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While there are many letters posted in this section, you will not see a complete list of all the names used by these con artists. The United States Secret Service keeps one of the largest data banks in the world of Nigerian Scam Letters, and the names are in the thousands.
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This is NOT a complete list of all names used by Nigerian Scam Letter con artists.