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Fraud email example:
From: dasilva coker <dasilvacoker1@yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2007 20:58:48 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Re: very important mail, please reply
Dear Sir,
Please, i will need your help, i am widow from liberia, my
husband is late he was mudered by opposition party (rebels) while serving under the administration of President charles taylor former liberian President ,who is now on exile to Holland.
SINCE HIS DEATH, I HAVE BEEN PASSING THROUGH FAMILY PROBLEMS WITH HIS FAMILY MEMBERS, WHICH THEY HAD TO FREEZE THE WHOLE ACCOUNTS AND HIS PROPERTIES HE HAD BOTH IN CAMEROUN AND TOOK IT TO THEMSELVES. TWO WEEKS BEFORE MY HUSBAND DIED ON THE 21TH OF JUNE 2005 HE HANDED OVER TO ME this DEPOSIT DOCUMENTS ,which he revealed before he passed on was funds placed as bond deposited in a holden firm here in lagos Nigeria for safekeeping for onward bank transfer to ensure the effects secured for security reasons to beneficiary bank account.
Due to Goverment and family pressures i took assylum to nigeria for safety, considerably i want you to help me transfer sum fund to your country,which i inherited from my late husband and help me to relocate to your country privately , once i hear from then i give more details concerning to entire project.
God Bless you.
With Regards,
Mrs Dasilva Coker.
#5 ahmadu Bello Way,
victoria Island,
Lagos- Nigeria.
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