Scam Letters, Part 97
Here you will find scam
letters sent to people's mailboxes. The letters include "Nigerian" scams,
"phishing", "winning" notifications, "employment", "booking", "mystery
shopping", and other scams.
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Scam letter:
From:
SUPER ENALOTTO INTERNATIONAL ESPANA <admin@peopledaily.com.cn>
Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 11:56:07 AM
Subject: Ticket Number ES 4 16 19 25 40
Super Enalotto Annual-Prize
2010.
This mail is to notify you that your Email Address attached to
a Reference Number: ELT/04780590010 and a Serial nr: 2326-06 has
won an Award Sum of 710,800.00 Euros) (Seven Hundred And Ten Thousand
Eight Hundred Euro) In an Email Sweepstakes program held in our
company - Super Enalotto christmas navidad bonaza.
Please contact the claim officer through the below given contact
information.
SECOEX SEGURIDAD. S.A.
Don. Juan Pablo Vivas .
Tel: + 34 603 195 220
Email:info.secoexsa@gmx.com
Yours Sincerely,
Mrs. Anastasio Vito Cecilio.
Public Relation Officer.
Scam letter:
From:
EuropeBank <service@bank.com>
Date: Tuesday, December 28, 2010, 8:05:29 AM
Subject: Hello dear friend!
facebookHi dear Friend,
Now you can download the E-Card . now it will be easier than ever
to share and connect with your friends
Thanks,
The EuropeBank Team
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Scam letter:
From:
phan ho <ph888ho@att.net>
Date: Tuesday, December 28, 2010, 12:29:11 PM
Subject: Greeting Dear
Greeting Dear
My name is Mr Phan Ho, the branch Manager of Foreign Trade bank
Plc in Cambodia, there is an unfinished business transaction in
my branch involving a client that bears the same last name with
you.
This is a business that will profit both of us, if you are interested
get back to me for more details.
I wait for your quick response.
Regards,
Mr Phan Ho
Scam letter:
From:
Ann Blay <annwblay@gmail.com>
Date: Monday, December 27, 2010, 1:16:12 PM
Subject: Please do get back to me
Hi,
It's me, Ann. I really don't mean to inconvenience you right now,
I made a trip to Scotland, and I was robbed, this sounds a little
odd, also just hearing from me like this, but it all happened real
fast. I just got a new passport with the assistance from the embassy,
but I'm short of funds to pay for my ticket and other expenses.
Please, can you lend me some funds to get a ticket? I'll be willing
to pay back as soon as i return.
Please respond as soon as you get this message, so I can forward
you my details to send the funds to me, OR you can contact me via
the hotel's desk phone if you can. The numbers are, 01161 7 5641
0540. I have an I.D to pick the money up, if sent via
western union or money gram, to my name.
Looking forward to your response
Ann Blay
Scam letter:
From:
Nokia powered satellite <info@bca.bw>
Date: Sunday, December 26, 2010, 10:46:40 AM
Subject: Congratulation Nokia Connecting People !!!
Congratulation Nokia
Connecting People !!!
Your E-mail has Been Selected by the internet powered satellite
of The,Nokia Mobile Award promotion 2010 ballot BONUS
Ballot/Num::Nokia/2241430601/22/...A drawn to a lucky winner you
have just won 800,000.00USd & a n-8 series mobile
phone;CONTACT OUR CLAIMS AGENT:MR KEN PARK TEL: +44701751590 Via
Email:"processing.claims@gmx.com "with the following details(i)Name,(ii)address,(iii)phone
,(iv)Age,(v)occupation,(vi),Sex(vii)Annual Income, For Immediate
payment and delivery of your Winnings,Thanks For your
Patronage
Scam letter:
From:
"charity wilton" <charitywilton86@hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, December 24, 2010 1:02 am
Subject: Dearest love one,
Dearest love one,
Thanks For Your mail, I will really like to have a good relationship
with you, and i have a special reason why i decided to contact you.I
decided to contact you because of the urgency of my situation here
and after reading your profile ,I am Miss Charity Wilton,24 years
old girl from Liberia,the only daughter of Late Dr Wilton Sankawulo,
the Minister of National Security and former commanding General
of the Armed Forces of Liberia under the leadership of president
Charles Taylor who is now in exile after many innocent soul were
killed ,My father was killed by government of Charles Taylor ,he
accuse my father of coup attempt.
I am constrained to contact you because of the maltreatment I am
receiving from my step mother. She planned to take away all my late
father's treasury and properties from me since the unexpected death
of my beloved Father. Meanwhile I wanted to escape to the Europe
but she hide away my international passport and other valuable traveling
documents.Luckily she did not discover where I kept my father %uFFFDs
File which contains important documents.
So I decided to run out of the country to the refugee camp where
I am presently seeking asylum under the United Nations High Commission
for the Refugee here in Dakar, Republic of Senegal. I wish to contact
you personally for a long term business relationship and investment
assistance in your country.My father of blessed memory deposited
the sum of US$6,800,000.00 in Bank with my name as the next of kin.
However, I shall forward you with the necessary documents on confirmation
of your
acceptance to assist me for the transfer and investment of the fund.
As you will help me in an investment, and i will like to complete
my studies, as i was in my second year in the university, when the
crisis started .it is my intention to compensate you with 20% of
the total money for your services and the balance shall be my investment
capital. This is the reason why I decided to contact you. Please
all communications should be through this email address only for
confidential purposes. As soon as I receive your positive response
showing your interest I will put things into action immediately.
In the light of the above.
I shall appreciate an urgent message indicating your ability and
willingness to handle this transaction sincerely.you can call me
on phone if you want to speak with me on phone.i have no phone here,
but you can call me with this number +221 768 499 637, , it is the
Reverend Pastor Jude Number here in the camp, call and tell him
you want to speak with me Charity,he will call me because i am staying
at the female hostel.Awaiting your urgent and positive response.
Please do keep this only to yourself,please i beg you not to disclose
it till i come over , once the fund has been transferred.
Yours Sincerely Charity,
Scam letter:
From:
Indian Bank Association <admin@iba.com>
Date: Saturday, December 25, 2010, 10:12:29 AM
Subject: ALERT from Indian Bank Association
INDIAN BANKS ASSOCIATION
Net
Banking Security Notification (IBA) Attn: Internet Banking
User, Based on the recommendations of Joint Parliamentary Committee
(JPC) the Reserve Bank of India advised the Indian Banks’ Association
to set up a effecient Internet banking Security Group to review
and determine the most effecient security changes to be implemented
since the surge of Internet database attacks, these measures would
review the laws relating to creation, enforcement and registration
of Net Banking Security Profiles.
These security measures have now been created, hence to implement
these measures all members of the Indian Banks Association are joining
hands with IBA to implement these measures. You are hereby requested
to kindly update you Online banking profile by simply clicking on
your bank logo and providing the requested informations.
Note: Failure to update you details within 72 hours of receiving
this mail, could attract stringent desciplinary measure and ultimately
lead to termination of you Online banking accounts.
kindly Click on Your Bank or Banks for Update:
Indian Banks Association 2010®
Scam letter:
From:
Robin Quest <robin@webisus.info>
Date: Saturday, December 25, 2010, 12:03:07 AM
Subject: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
From: Fidelity Investments
International ( London)
Oakhill house,130 Tonbridge,Hildenborough.
Kent TN119DZ,United Kingdom.
Phone: +447045772396
www.fidelity-international.com
Hi,
I am Mr. Robin Quest, The Fund Manager of Fidelity Investment International.The
World Largest Fund Management Company with over Ј1.2 Trillion Capital
Investment Fund, I am contacting you based on my personal interest
to develop a mutual business relationship with you in your country.
Valued at the tune of Ј45, 745, 000, 00 and this will be a joint
venture investment your assistance as the investor.
Waiting to hear from you urgently as it demands.
Regards,
Mr. Robin Quest
Phone: +447045772396
Scam letter:
From:
Mary Lexington <marylexington1@hotmail.com>
Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 10:05:48 PM
Subject: Claim Your Prize
INTERNATIONAL/PRIZE
AWARD DEPT.
Batch No: WD18/0065/04RN
Our Ref: SLNL/255457004/10
Our Ref: SL-NL/0627/10
RE:UNITED KINGDOM LOTTERIES PROMOTION PRIZE AWARDS WINNING NOTIFICATION
We are pleased to notify you of the release today as dated of the
UK National Lotteries International Promotions program held on the
20th,of December,2010.Participants were selected through a computer
ballot system drawn from 50,000 names and email addresses from Europe,
America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Middle-East, Africa, and
North & South America as part of our international promotions
program conducted annually to encourage prospective
overseas entries.
We hope with part of your prize awards, you will take part in our
subsequent lottery jackpots.The result of our computer draw 844
of this day selected your names and email address attached to Ticket
Number 034-22478556 with serial number 129 drew the lucky number
16-25-27-32-35-43-42 which consequently won the lottery grand prize
awards in the 2nd category.
Therefore, you have been approved a lottery jackpot lump sum prize
awards winning of ?2,500,000.00 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand
British Pond Sterling Only) in cash prize credited to file Ref.
No: SLNL/255457004/05.
This is from the total prize of ?125,000,000. 00 (One Hundred and
Twenty Five Million, British Pond Sterling) shared among the Fifty
(50) lucky winners in this category as part of our promotional program
for this year 2010.
This is your opportunity!Your prize awards has been insured in your
names and ready for claim.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Due to the mix up of some numbers and names, we ask that you keep
this award strictly from public notice until your claim has been
processed and your money remitted to your account. This is part
of our security protocol toavoid double claiming or unscrupulous
acts by participants of this program.
We hope with a part of your prize, you will participate in our
next high stakes ?2.6 billion International Lottery.To process your
claim, please contact our foreign payment center claim agent immediately;
Mr.Richard Andrew
Email: richardandy1@aim.com
Email: richardandy1@hotmail.com
For due processing remember, you must contact our foreign payment
center agent not later than one week from today.
After this date, all funds will be returned as unclaimed.
Congratulations once again from all our staff and thank you for
being part of our promotions program.
Sincerely,
Mary Lexington
The Deputy Coordinator
International Lottery Department
N.B. Any breach of confidentiality on the part of the winners will
result to disqualification. Please do not reply to this mail. Contact
your claims agent.
Scam letter:
From:
Rita & Samuel <ritajohnson4i0@yahoo.co.jp>
Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:52:21 PM
Subject: Greetings from Rita and Samuel
Greetings from Rita
and Samuel
How are you today? I know that my letter will meet you as a surprise.
I am Samuel Johnson and my younger sister is Rita I am 17, my mother
was an African American while my father was from the French speaking
colony of Cote d'Ivoire, we were living with our mother in Australia
before she died.
We lost our mother sometime ago and after her death we came to
meet our father for the very first time in Cote d'Ivoire West Africa,
though he was also living with us in Australia before he relocated
back to Cote d'Ivoire to set up a business.
Exactly two months and one week after we came to meet our father
with the help of the Australian friends and neighbours, he died.
He was very sick when we came to meet him.
But before his death there were some documents he gave to us and
he told us that everything he worked for in his life time is in
the document, when we crosscheck the document we discovered that
my late father deposited ($9.5 Million dollars) Nine million Five
hundred thousand US dollars. He used my name as his only son as
the next of kin when depositing the money. He also explained to
me that it was because of this wealth that his relatives conspired
to poison him. That I should seek for a foreign
partner in any country of my choice where I will transfer this money
and use it for investment purposes (such as real estate management,
hotel business and any other good business of your choice).
I am honourably seeking your help and assistance in the following
ways.
(1). To provide a bank account where this money would be transferred
to
(2) To serve as the guardian of this fund because of our age, I
don’t have any business idea and have not been into business for
the first time, and in other not to lose this money. To make arrangement
for me and my younger Sister to come over to your country after
the money has been transferred to your account and finally to secure
a college for my sister and I to enable us further our education.
However, we have accepted to offer you 10% of the total sum as
compensation for your help after the successful transfer of this
money to your account Overseas. Furthermore, you can indicate your
option to assisting us as I believe that this transaction would
be concluded within seven (7) days you signify your interest to
assist us.
Thank you and God bless you.
Sincerely Yours,
Rita and Samuel
Scam letter:
From:
Moses Butler <66butler@gmail.com>
Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 8:40:10 AM
Subject: Investment Prospect
Dear Friend,
I am interested in establishing and operating a very viable business
as a Means of investment abroad. I do not know too well on how this
is done in Your country, So I will need you to help me in this regard.
My preference is any good profit yielding business and I would
appreciate Any viable ideas you could come up with. I will also
need you to help me Look for properties like homes and lands for
sale as I am proposing to invest The sum of Fifteen Million United
States Dollars ($15,000,000 USD) for this. I do not know if you
can and will be of help to me.
For a brief on my personality; My name is Moses Butler a zimbabwian
based in U.K. I am a retired Business man formally into private
Shipping Business. I am 62 years Of age, married with a wife and
4 lovely kids. I dropped my Shipping business because It wasn't
producing profitable income. I have had so many problems with the
British Authority Just because am a foreigner I believe.
My need for this business proposition and to acquire these properties
is very urgent as I am planning to move out of this country with
my family down to your country. I want you To also help in finding
a good home where my family and i will live in. ( Mini Estate )
Please I expect your good and prompt reply so that we can proceed
swiftly. I will need Your phone and fax numbers for easier communication
with you if I am unable to access my emails.
Best Regards,
Mr. Moses Butler
mosesbutler@live.co.uk
Scam letter:
From:
innfolotoo@pobox.sk <innfolotoo@pobox.sk>
Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 2:40:27 AM
Subject: Email Lottery International.
Email Lottery International.
Loomis Spain Sa
Calle Emilio Mario 12
28002,Madrid Spain.
mail.infoo1@ozu.es
Madrid 23rd December 2010.
Beneficiary Sir/Madam.
Winning Details.
Serial No:Lzzl.
Lucky No:Eu1/Es/010.
Ref No:Es/Lo1/0-11/Es.
Batch No:Es2010
This is to inform you that your email has won a Lottery prize of
680.000.00 Euros (Six Hundred and Eighty Thousand Euros Only).
Please you are advised to contact our Managing Director through
email,for prompt collection and immediate transfer of your fund.
Please do reply through the below stated informations with Email
Address.
mail.infoo1@ozu.es
Name:Dr.Mark Gonzalez
Managing Director:Loomis Spain Sa
Email:
mail.infoo1@ozu.es
You are to keep all the lottery information away from the general
public especially your winning number.
(This is important as a case of double claiming will not be entertained)
The contents of any email addressed to our clients are subject to
our usual terms of Service;any item which does not relate to the
official Service of the firm is neither given nor endorsed by it.Copyright©1999-2010
Loomis Spain Sa.All rights reserved.
CONFIDENTIAL NOTICE:
This message(including any attachments)is intended only for the
use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may
contain information that is proprietary, non-public,and confidential
to Lottery prize Promotions.If you are not the intended recipient,you
are hereby notified that any use,dissemination,distribution, or
copying of this communication is strictly prohibited.
congratulations once again!
Sincerely,
Mrs.Anita Guzman
Promotions Manager
Lottery Claims Office.
Scam letter:
From: Margaret
Dunn <margaret.dunn16@yahoo.com>
Date: Thursday, December 23, 2010, 11:04:47 PM
Subject: Tax Exempt Notification!!
Files: Message.html, img1.jpg, Form W-4100B2.pdf
Sir/Madam,
Our records indicate that you are a Non-resident. As a result you
are exempted from United States of America Tax reporting and withholdings
on interest paid to you on your account and other financial benefits.
To protect your exemption from tax on your account and other financial
benefits, you need to recertify your exemption status and enable
us confirm your records with us.
Therefore, you are to authenticate the following by completing
Form W-4100B2 and return to us as soon as possible through fax number
no +1- 858-777-3591.
When completing the Form W-4100B2, please follow the steps below:
1. We need you to provide your permanent address if different from
the current mailing address.
2. You must indicate as a Non-US resident, the country you are residing,
to support your non-resident status and if your bank or other financial
institutions you are dealing with has a US address for mailing purposes.
3. If any joint account holder is now a US resident or citizen,
or in any way subject to US tax reporting laws: please check the
box in this section.
4. Please complete 1 through 19 and have all account holder/s (if
more than one account holder) sign and date the form separately
and fax to the above-mentioned fax numbers.
Please complete Form W-4100B2 (attached) and return to us with one
week from the receipt of this letter by faxing it, to enable us
confirm your records immediately.
If your records are not confirmed on time, you will lose your Non-resident
status tax exempt benefits and your account or any other financial
benefits will be subject to US tax reporting and back up withholding*
*If back up withholding applies, we are required to withhold 30%
of the interest/benefits paid to you.
We appreciate your cooperation in helping us protect your exempt
status and also confirm our records.
Sincerely,
Margaret Dunn,
IRS Public Relations.
Scam letter:
From:
grace james <grcjms68@gmail.com>
Date: Thursday, December 23, 2010, 6:48:07 PM
Subject: Dearest One Please Help Me.
Dearest One Please
Help Me.
I REQUEST YOU TO BE MY GUARDIAN AND THEN HELP ME TO COME OVER YOUR
COUNTRY:
Good day and how are you today? I hope fine?
permit me to inform you of my desire of asking you to be a guardian
or foster parent to me and then help me out in what I am about to
tell you. I know this may sound strange to you receiving a mail
from an unknown person but my condition has forced me to do so.
I'm Ms.Grace James 20 years old the only daughter of Late Mr. &
Mrs. James Wamba my father was a very wealthy cocoa merchant here
in Abidjan the economic capital of Cote d'Ivoire. He was poisoned
to death by his business associates on one of their outings on a
business trip my mother died when I was a baby.
Before the death of my father on 12th Febuary 2007 in a private
hospital here in Abidjan he secretly called me by his bed side and
told me that he has the sum of Four million Two hundred thousand
United State Dollars USD ($4.2million) he deposited in a suspense
account in one of the big banks here in Abidjan.
He then strongly advised me not to seek for assistance in the investment
of the money from his lawyer nor any of his friends here but to
seek for a foreign partner from a country of my choice (outside
our country Cote d Ivoire) that will assist me in the wise investment
of the money. I have since left the money in the bank with the view
of my making use of it for investment purposes after my education
carrier here. But as you may be already aware by now our country
(Cote D' Ivoire) is presently at political crises. Rebels have already
taken over the whole Northern part of the country and making efforts
towards to capture the commercial center of the country Abidjan
where I am now.
For this ugly development in this country I have now decided to
take quick actions and have this money transferred out of this country
before it is too late for me in doing that. I now want to transfer
it out and use it for investment purpose like real estate management
or rucreative business. Because of this I am honorably seeking your
assistance in the following ways:
(1) To serve as a guardian to me and then assist me transfer the
money into your bank account. (2) To make arrangement for me to
come over to your country to further my education and then settle
there permanently.
If you accept to stand as my guardian or foster parent to me I need
not discuss on any percentage with you as you have to see the whole
money as yours and then assist me invest it. But if you still want
a percentage I am willing to offer you 20 % of the total money as
compensation for your assistance. Please tell me if you feel the
percentage I offered is not ok by you. As soon as I receive your
concrete assurance to assist me with my proposal and also your full
contact address/phone number I will then give the bank your contact
information and then tell them to transfer the money into your account
as I want to come over to stay with you permanently.
The bank will then contact you and communicate with you on the transfer.
You shall then be giving me information on when the transfer will
be over. I shall also send my pictures to you and shall also need
yours too. No matter what your decision may turn out to be please
I beg you to keep this highly secret for my safety as I believe
that those people that killed my Daddy are still after me.
Best regards.
Ms. Grace James
Scam letter:
From:
Ali Coly Family <buygolddiamond@live.fr>
Date: Thursday, December 23, 2010, 4:20:48 PM
Subject: Buy Gold Dust from Local Miner
We are local miner
of Gold dust ,we need buyer for 150 kg AU gold dust we will pay
3% commission to broker or the middle person.
Contact details is as follow: Email golddust.uncutdiamond@mail.org
Tel: +245 6135 908.
Thanks
Ali Coly Family
Scam letter:
From:
Chase Bank <Chase@notify.chase.com>
Date: Thursday, December 23, 2010, 3:07:59 PM
Subject: New Alert Notice Chase Bank
Chase Bank Online®
Department Notice
You have received this email because you or someone had used your
account from different locations.
For security purpose, we are required to open an investigation into
this matter.
In order to safeguard your account, we require that you confirm
your banking details.
To help speed up this process, please access the following link
so we can complete the verification of your Chase Online® Banking
Account registration information:
To get started, please click the link below:
https://www.chase.com
Please Note:
If we do no receive the appropriate account verification within
48 hours, then we will assume this Chase Bank account is fraudulent
and will be suspended. The purpose of this verification is to ensure
that your bank account has not been fraudulently used and to combat
the fraud from our community.
Regards,
Chase Bank - Chase Online® Banking Department
Securities (including mutual funds and variable life insurance),
annuities and insurance products are not bank deposits and are not
insured by the FDIC or any other agency of the United States, nor
are they obligations of, nor insured or guaranteed by, JPMorgan
Chase Bank, N.A., CISC, CIA, CMIA or their affiliates. Securities
(including mutual funds and variable life insurance) and annuities
involve investment risks, including the possible loss of value.
Scam letter:
From:
Webmail Technical Support <support@goggaconnect.co.za>
Date: Thursday, December 23, 2010, 8:22:29 AM
Subject: Warning: Validate Your Email Account !!!
Upgrade Your E-mail
Account.
This message is from E-mail messaging center to all our email account
users. We are currently conducting a maintenance exercise which
is for upgrading our database and e-mail account center. This exercise
involves the deactivation of dormant /unused/ invalid email accounts
to make room for further upgrading.
To confirm the validity of your email and to prevent your account
from deactivation, you are advised to update it by proving us with
the following information manually.
CONFIRM YOUR EMAIL IDENTITY WITH THE LINK BELOW
http://centralserve.net/
Warning!!!
Account owners are expected to update their accounts within 5 working
days after receipt of this notice. Failure to comply with this notice
within the stipulated time will face the risk of loosing his or
her account.
Copyright © 2010 . All rights reserved.
Scam letter:
From:
allen <care000055555@yahoo.co.jp>
Date: Tuesday, December 21, 2010, 4:53:58 PM
Subject: Respond ASAP
FROM: Dr.Mark Allen
DIRECTOR: WORLD FUND DISCOVERY MANAGEMENT AND PAYMENT BUREAU.
EMAIL:drmarkallen2210@yahoo.co.jp
I am Dr.Mark Allen Director World Fund Management. I decided to
contact you because of the prevailing financial report reaching
my office and the intense nature of polity in London. This is to
inform you about our plan to send your fund to you via cash delivery
system.
This system will be easier for you and for us. We are going to
send your payment of US$9.3 Million to you via courier service.
I have secured every needed document to cover this fund.
Note: This fund is coming in 2 security proof boxes which are sealed
with Synthetic nylon seal and padded with machine. I will use my
position to release this fund to you. The boxes are coming with
a Courier agent who will deliver them to you at your home address.
All you need to do now is to send to me your details:
1. Name in full:.
2. Address:......
3. Nationality:..
4. Age/Sex :.....
5. Occupation:...
6. Phone/Fax:....
7. Country:......
Note: The Agent does not know the contents in these boxes, the
content was declared to him as Sensitive Photographic Film Materials.
I will secure the clearance Certificate that will be tagged on
the boxes which I will dispatch along with the security inner Keys
of the consignments to enable you access them as soon as they are
delivered to you.
Best Regards,
Dr.Mark Allen
+4470457 28632
EMAIL:drmarkallen2210@yahoo.co.jp
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