Noch mehr kurzlebige nigerianische Verwandtschaft
mit betrügerischen Anwälten

Donnerstag, 21. Juli 2005 um 7:56

Barrister Fabian Al.
Email: barristerfabianal@indiatimes.com

Dear Friend,

First, I must solicit your strictest confidence in this transaction.

This by virtue of its nature as being utterly confidential and TOP
SECRET. I got your contact in our search for a foreign partner who has the Ability and reliability to prosecute a transaction of great
magnitude involving a deposited fund of my late client, which required maximum confidence.

I am Barrister Fabian Al (Esq.) I was the Personal Attorney to late Dan Albertsen an oil merchant/contractor with SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY here in Nigeria. On the 21st of April 1999, my client, his wife and their only daughter were involved in an automobile accident and unfortunately they lost their lives.

Before my Client died, He had a huge fund deposit valued at
US$25,000,000,00 Dollars in a bank here in Nigeria. As his personal
Attorney, I am in possession of all legal documents, which shows the
entire transaction between him and this Bank in relation to this fund
deposit.

Consequently, the Bank mandated me to look out for any of his extended family relatives to stand in as the next of kin / beneficiary of this fund deposit.

Since then I have made several enquiries to your Embassy to locate any of my clients extended family relatives, but to no avail. After many unsuccessful attempts, I decided to trace his relatives over the
Internet, but this attempt was equally unsuccessful.

Unfortunately, the bank gave me an ultimatum of three working days to
provide the next of Kin or have this fund confiscated. This is why I
have contacted you to render assistance in repatriating the money and
properties left behind by my client, before they will be confiscated or declared unserviceable by this bank.

Since I have been unsuccessful in locating the relatives for over two
years, and coincidentally you are from the same country, I seek your
consent to present you as the next of kin/beneficiary fund deposit with this Bank for our mutual benefit. For your assistance, you will be adequately compensated with 40% of the total sum. 55% will be for me, and 5% will be set aside to offset all incidental expenses that might be incurred in the cause of this transaction. e.g. phone call, payment of tax if so required by your government etc. This transaction is 100% risk free as I have all necessary legal documents to back up all our claims.

I guarantee you that the entire transaction will be executed under a
legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law, as all documents / affidavit that will be required by bank before the release of the fund will be procured legally from the federal high court of justice.

All I require from you is honesty and cooperation. Please realize that the confidentiality of this arrangement must be maintained from now, and even after the successful completion of this transaction, to enable us see this deal through. If you will assist me, Please contact me via my private office box barristerfabianal@indiatimes.com for details, as I
would like to invest my share in your company.

Thanks and God bless.

Best regards,

Barrister Fabian Al.

N.B. Please all future correspondance should be from this my private
mail box (barristerfabianal@indiatimes.com). Please indicate your
telephone and fax numbers for easy communication in this mutual
transaction to my private office email box
barristerfabianal@indiatimes.com Please acknowledge the receipt of
this letter using the above email address; I will bring you into the
complete picture of this pending project when I hear from you.

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3 Kommentare zu „Noch mehr kurzlebige nigerianische Verwandtschaft
mit betrügerischen Anwälten“

  1. n.vonbelang meint:

    ich hatte mal einen sehr lustigen anruf aus china, eben wegen so einer mail. ich sagte, zum geschäfte-machen müssten sie mich anrufen. die transaktion fand letzendlich nicht statt, “weil so viel geld einem armen studenten mehr schaden als nützen würde”.

    beim zweiten mal (diesmal afrika), forderte ich eine wirklich kleine anzahlung i.H.v. 50,000.- euros um anwälte, konten, etc für die transaktion vorbereiten zu können. schade, ich habe keine antwort mehr bekommen.

    auf jeden fall stecken echte menschen hinter diesen emails. doch was ihre wahren intentionen sind, bleibt ungewiss, bzw. ich vermute sie wollen – ganz im gegenteil nämlich – so viel geld von Ihnen!

  2. Jörg meint:

    Auch ganz interessant:

    Die Nigeria-Connection-Seiten des Schockwellenreiters

    http://www.nigeria-connection.de/

  3. Erwin meint:

    Gutes Timing. Gerade wurden 310 von diesen Typen hop genommen:

    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/07/21/scammers_nabbed/

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