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Posted

Who could resist an offer like this?

 

Got sent to our office email account; What are the odds that our office account has the same name is the poor guy in question?

 

 

I am Barr.James McCarthy .LLB, a renowned British lawyer and for almost

25 years, I have been the personal lawyer/attorney

 

representing Mr. Alain a private businessman in the international arena before he succumbed to a severe heart attack in

 

2008. My client was unfortunately single and Childless till death.

 

Left behind by my late client is a fortune in value of £14,307,000 (Fourteen million three hundred and seven Thousand

 

pounds) which is deposited in a Bank in Spain. The bank has urged me as his legal attorney to present the beneficiary of

 

the said fortune as he didn't mention any beneficiary to them.

 

After extensive research, I did not receive any helpful information about the relatives of my late client. All my efforts

 

to reach any of his relative stood futile. I couldn't get any helpful information.

 

The reason I wrote you is because you have thesame last name with my late client. Since my efforts to locate any relative

 

of my late client stood futile, I need your consent and cooperation to present you as the beneficiary of my late client to

 

the bank. I herein, propose that you help retrieve this fund from the bank subject to the division state of 40% percent of

 

the share for you, and 40% percent for me. 15% percent will be donated to charitable organizations, while 5% percent will

 

be set aside for reasonable expenses.

 

All necessary documents which include my clients death certificate, the deposit slip, Capital release order from the

 

Spanish Minsterio de la Justicia, Certificate of entitlement and other documents related, will be secured by me in order

 

thus to avoid questions from the bank. These are supposedly the required and certified documents which are legally needed

 

for the procedure. The fund has no criminal origin of any kind. I assure you that if you follow my instructions properly,

 

this proposed transactions will be carried out properly without complications, the money transfer will be completed in

 

accordance with law. All I need from you is your trust and good cooperation.

 

Please contact me via My personal e-mail address:

[email protected]/[email protected]

I strongly assure you that everything is legal. I will use my discretion as an experienced British attorney to back up the

 

whole event regarding this transaction. I await your swift response to enable proceedings.

 

Sincerely yours

 

Barr. James McCarthy. Esq.LLB

Posted (edited)

- Reply with "Elo my naime is Wayne and I wont the money for my pidgeons an for chips pls help omg wat do i send u?"

- Report back here.

- Grumbledook opens scambaiting subforum.

- We all lol.

- Profit.

 

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Posted

Guys, it's fine, he says right there:

 

I strongly assure you that everything is legal.

 

No need to panic, just send him the school's bank details and await the deposit of your new fortune.

Posted

Yeah, everything's legit. Don't worry about it. I helped out some Nigerian prince a while ago and any day now I'll be getting my millions! :D

 

Scambaiting is fun, though. I encourage anybody interested in messing around with these people to check out http://www.419eater.com

Posted
Guys, it's fine, he says right there:

 

I strongly assure you that everything is legal.

 

No need to panic, just send him the school's bank details and await the deposit of your new fortune.

 

I'm not so sure - it's missing the safest of all legal assurances: "Honest, Guv"

Posted
I'm not so sure - it's missing the safest of all legal assurances: "Honest, Guv"

 

But the whole email implies honesty

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