RE: Dear Sir /Ma,

We all receive emails claiming that we've won a prize,inheritance from a dead relative, love interest or some business transaction. Some are too good to be true, whilst some can are pretty convincing. By the time we are aware,money and some valuable information are already in the possession of the perpetrators. DON'T be a victim of internet scam or 419.

Original email williamsmith8012@one.co.il

> From: williassmith111002@hotmail.com
> Subject: Dear Sir /Ma,
> Date: Sat, 16 Jul 2011 12:08:59 -0400 

Dear Sir /Ma,
 
I am Mr.Williams Smith & I work in one of the commercial Banks here in
Nigeria.I am contacting you in regards to a huge sum of
money($16,755,889.00)only,in an account with my bank since 2003 belonging to
an American property magnate,now deceased.He,on the 7th of July 2005,had his
surviving wife and only son die in the bomb blast at King cross underground
Station.They were on holiday in the UK as tourists.
 
Click link below for more info:
http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/07/07/london.tube/index.html
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/8492258
The proposition is to move this fund out for us to prevent my bank from
claiming it.Kindly respond promptly with the following information :
 
(A) YOUR FULL NAMES
(B) ADDRESS
(C) YOUR COMPANY NAME AND ADDRESS ( If any )
(D) PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS .
(E) YOUR AGE,MARITAL STATUS & NATIONALITY.
(F) OCCUPATION & POSITION.
The money will be shared in the ratio of 60% for me,35% for you and 5% for any
arising contingencies during the process of this transaction. This business is
(100%) risk free.
 
Regards,
 
Williams Smith.
williamsmith8012@one.co.il