I'm going to be a MILLIONAIRE
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2011nfl
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- Aug 9, 2010
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WTF are you talking about?????? Explain yourself now!
theAngle
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- May 19, 2012
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I received a similar email from an African country 2 years ago(maybe) that was very interesting, he even called me (I gave him my mobile phone number to see how creative he could be) and put his family to talked to me so I could be very convinced in releasing $1000 to pay his layer fees in order to release his humble heritage of $100,000,000.00. And for this little favor he'd give me back $30,000,000.00.
Well, I've got to confess that pay $1000 for get back $30,000,000.00, it's not that bad for a sucker. LOL!
Well, I've got to confess that pay $1000 for get back $30,000,000.00, it's not that bad for a sucker. LOL!
silentthunder
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Ever see that 60 Minutes episode where they show some of the caliber of people being taken down in those scams. You won't even believe what I'm about to say. 
1) Several congress members (male and female).
2) A large numbers of highly educated upper middle class people.
3) Many of them refused to believe it was a scam even when it was exposed in detail.
4) They've paid for several "princesses" and "heiresses" to come to the states even arranging Visas.
5) Every time a lie was uncovered another live kept the story in play.
6) It also always seemed to be men working in low level broiler rooms with stolen internet signals. When they were required to get on the phone they pretended to be women when necessary or foreigners and their imitations were laughably bad. They would fool a five year old but they fooled many people and take down hundreds of millions a year.
You can't make stuff like that up!
1) Several congress members (male and female).
2) A large numbers of highly educated upper middle class people.
3) Many of them refused to believe it was a scam even when it was exposed in detail.
4) They've paid for several "princesses" and "heiresses" to come to the states even arranging Visas.
5) Every time a lie was uncovered another live kept the story in play.
6) It also always seemed to be men working in low level broiler rooms with stolen internet signals. When they were required to get on the phone they pretended to be women when necessary or foreigners and their imitations were laughably bad. They would fool a five year old but they fooled many people and take down hundreds of millions a year.
You can't make stuff like that up!
Philipuk1983
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- Sep 4, 2011
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I love the ones where the email name does not match the name they claim to be and even had them sign it at bottom with a third different name
rendesr
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- Jan 15, 2012
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Bait them! Read all about how to do it, as well as some awesome 'proof' photographs here: http://www.419eater.com/
umerjutt00
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- Oct 28, 2011
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I can't believe that I missed the opportunity to become a millionaire. I have become jealous of bk071.
UrsuAke
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So Mrs. Vanessa Cooper from Iceland. They screwed the pooch on that one. A Hilde Riykengaard would have been more legit. And why travel to Africa to work on oil rigs when you have the North Sea full of oil and excitement at a stone throw away. They don't even bother to make this sound "plausible"...
notyourmatey
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i recently won 950 000 pounds from Googe...
Zapdos
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- Oct 22, 2011
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Their prey is stupidity. If the person (reading) was smart it shouldn't matter what the email said...
You could say your selling a piece of pure gold shit for $5000 that is worth $15000 but NEED CASH NOWWWW! People would still buy it. Why? Stupidity.
