Comment from Danial
I know of a guy who actually fell for one of those scams 4-5 years ago. He cahsed/deposited a check in the amount of $4000 with the understanding he could keep $1000 of it. Sadly gullible guy, he was out $3000 at the end.
to top ^Comment from Kvng
I received a lot like this, the first time was 4 years plus ago just in time I came here in U.S.A. Yeah, very concnnviig really..I even take the first step by sending my name and address Since they have contact number I tried to call them if its really true..The number is not for real and then I didn't do the 2nd step anymore
to top ^Comment from iDwybTFCdg
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to top ^Comment from Cycomps
All I can say about this one is "MOOOO!!!"
to top ^Comment from ppantherp
Tom, that report was on: http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/
They have a lot of very interesting news reports there, many of which do not appear in the 'established world press'!
Worth looking in at that site regularly to see what is Really going on in this world of ours!
to top ^Comment from tom
pp,re fraud in keyna, i had a look at that, now what hpoe have we, when the powers in government are not willing to expose corruption in that dustbowl.??? thank you for that.
to top ^Comment from jOHN 42
FUGLY
to top ^Comment from ppantherp
Tom, and others with a particular interest in 'African scammers/fraud'
This is an interesting article which appeared this week re fraud in Kenya.
The heading was:'UK fraud office halts Kenya probe.' -- "The United Kingdom's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has terminated its probe into the "Anglo Leasing affair", one of Kenya's biggest corruption cases.
The SFO said it halted the probe into $100m contracts with the phantom Anglo Leasing Finance firm after Kenya failed to produce evidence to try suspects.
Correspondents say the move casts doubt on Kenya's pledge to fight corruption.
But the Kenyan justice minister has told the BBC that British laws favour those who are involved in corruption."
The link to the full article is: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/7871697.stm --
(just copy and paste that link into your internet browser.)
to top ^Comment from Special Operations Executive
In the background of pic#4,there is not one black person.These shit for brain cretins do their homework well & of course what a wonderful name for a white girl! The girls must be rushing arse over tit lining up to get names like that!Aye kitzell5, ye're a canny caber tossing Scotsman! Of course no "self-respecting" site will even think tae pool resources, they're too busy getting kick-backs from the scammers.
to top ^Comment from kitzell5
on that note ... how come the admin here don't have a sub routine in their web prog that says somethin like, 'if (id#) posted +1 add 1 to total', then have a total field to show how many times a particular scammer has been posted? that way instead o havin x number o posts, we can aw see how many times she's tried scammin ppl, the reporters names, an aw the info related in one place on the site. save a shitload o time trawlin the site tae find the other info from say, a yr ago. wot u guys think on that one?
to top ^Comment from tom
yep, we are victims to these scammers, and manna to the various sites, who make money from man's misfortunes.Or am i wrong.??? because the technology is there to do this.??These cunts comes like waves on the ocean and what can we do??
to top ^Comment from Wayne
If this chick had to go to Nigeria to take care of her father's crap, wouldn't that make her at least half black? She does not look black to me.
to top ^Comment from kitzell5
least this one's honest wi the email addy lol ... course .. wi a face like that she canny b anythin else :P. nice idea that one tom ... one central database ... wonder how big it would b if all the anti scam sites pulled their resources an info intae one location? proly take us yrs tae go thru them aw lol
to top ^Comment from tom
folks, if i may ask a simple question please.why can one central database be set up, making it easier to track or trace all these scammers.I guess if that happened ,a lot of sites may loose money.Just a thought????
to top ^Comment from Norseman
I came across a girl from Accra over a year ago with the name of "Grace Boateng". Of course she loved me in second letter and wanted us to meet in Tenerife. On my request she e-mailed me a copy of a false Passport. I contacted rhe Nigerian Embassy in D.C
She wanted money of course for ticket sent to her mom, "Patience Tetteh".
Ring a bell...anyone...?
Her e-mail:
kwas1_love12@hotmail.com
to top ^Comment from ethan
Yep, another ugly Nigerian chunky-monkey, lol. That certainly is a nice email addy, if the "white chick in nigeria" situation wasn't enough warning by itself, the email name should throw up some red flags.
to top ^Comment from tom
another white scammer in nigeria.
to top ^Comment from Dameon
That is a great e-mail address. It is like a warning to everyone.
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