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Nigerian Scam Letter Database:Compare yours with those received by othersAlphabetical list: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Special Collection Survivor Watch
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Nigerian Scam Letters posted for site guestsLast Update: Wednesday, April 19, 2006
WARNING: Letters requesting help to regain funds are not written by former country leaders, nor their widows, nor members of their family.
Special Collection: Example of a 419 blitzkrieg.02: Now you can "hear" what 419'ers really sound like (right out of a zombie "B" movie), PLUS have a look at a phony Nigerian Scam bank site.@ 03: Fraud Alert Read a sample of what is being sent around to churches. Warn your Minister, Pastor, Priest, Rabbi, or Imam! It is very doubtful that this letter was written by a Moslem, former or otherwise. For more information on why I say this, read this article from the Fraud Aid.com Nigerian Desk. 05: Do you own a hotel? If so, be on the watch for this one! 06: That email you received is not from an investment house broker!
SURVIVOR WATCH: Expect to see Nigerian Scam Letters appear from so-called relatives of the following Thu 9/19/02 - Abidjan, Ivory Coast - General Robert Guei, killed in military uprising Thu 9/19/02 - Abidjan, Ivory Coast - Emile Boga Doudou, killed in military uprising Thu
9/26/02 - Dakar, Senegal - ferry carrying 800 passengers and crew sank off coast
of Senegal on its Fall 2002 - War in the Ivory Coast (Cτte d'Ivoire) will bring a whole new rash of letters out of the woodwork. We should start seeing them hit email boxes by the middle of December or earlier. Spring 2003 - War in Iraq. Phony survivor letters began hitting mailboxes before the war was even over.
IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED a Nigerian Scam Letter, please click here. Additionally, if the letter you received is different from the samples listed in the chart, please read this. Many people have been saved from getting involved in a Nigerian scam because of the contributions from readers like you.
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