Transfer of US$9.7M
When someone requests transfer of US$9.7M, be wary.
Here are samples of Nigerian scam letters that we have collected over the years. Again, these are SCAM LETTERS. Do not believe them. These sample Nigerian scam letters are published as we received them. We try to include the names and email addresses used in the scam to allow other people searching for scam information online to find them.
If you receive an email that you suspect is a Nigerian scam letter, please feel free to send it to us so we can publish it here. We aim to publish as many scam letters are we could so we could help expose these scammers.
When someone requests transfer of US$9.7M, be wary.
Most Nigerian scam letters from women scammers appeal to your compassionate heart and greed. You’d say yes if someone bequeaths you $10.8 Million Dollars!
Read this scam letter from a certain Mr. Chee Wan of the Bank of Malaysia. Like many scam letters, the man appeals for your utmost trust and confidence.
Scam letters from China are also spamming your mails. Here is one funny and interesting amateur scammer; take note of the grammar and spelling!
Here’s another scam letter addressed to unpaid beneficiary asking for your payment information in order to release your so called overdue payment.
US Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs. 950 Pennsylvania Ave, Washington, DC 20530, United States Attention: Regarding Scam/Fraud Activities The U.S Department of Justice on this day hereby inform you to avoid engaging in fraudulent activities going on over the world as we have a note on our desk that you have been in … Read more
My name is Usman Gambo,Director International remittance department Central bank of Nigeria.I have urgent and confidential business Deal preposition for you.
your first payment has already been sent but it was on hold because the Tax Clearance fee has not been paid, The Tax Clearance fee is only $99.00 Usd.
Miss Annabel Ucheoma, who claims herself to be a computer scientist with C.B.N is contacting people for the release of unpaid funds. Be wise to spot a scammer.
What do you think of this scam letter sent as an email attachment? Sender is using FBI to threaten the recipient to disclose personal information. Smart tactic.