Scam email warning people about scams:) How original.
> From: hr@cepiec.com.cn
> Subject: ALERT!!! WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER UPDATE
> Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2011 12:07:20 +0100
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> Attention,
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> After proper and several investigations at Western Union and MoneyGram Offices, we found your name in Western Union database among those that have sent money through
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> Western Union to Nigeria and this proved that you have truly been swindled by those unscrupulous persons by sending money to them through Western Union/MoneyGram in the course of
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> getting one fund or the other that is not real, right now we are working hand in hand with Western Union to track every fraudsters down, Do not respond to their e-mails, letters
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> and phone calls any longer as they are scammers and you should be very careful. Avoid being a victim to fraudsters any longer because they have nothing to offer you but to rip-
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> off what you have worked earnestly hard to earn.
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> In this regard a meeting was held between the Board of Directors of The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and as a result of our investigations, it was agreed
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> that the sum of sixty thousand US Dollars (US$60,000.00) should be transferred to you out of the funds that Federal Government of Nigeria has set aside as compensation to
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> everyone who have by one way or the other sent money to fraudsters in Nigeria.
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> ***Please note that we will no longer be liable for any loss, cost or expense whatsoever, suffered or incurred by you in connection with fraudsters.
> Be warned!
> We have deposited your fund at Western Union Money Transfer agent location EMS Post office Lagos, Nigeria.
> We have submitted your details to them so that your fund can be transferred to you. We have also insured your fund to avoid misappropriation.
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> Contact the Western Union agent office through the email address stated below;
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> wu_payout@w.cn
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> Yours sincerely,
> Dominic Amel,
> Investigation Officer.
> ******************************************************************************************************************
> Please note that e-mails, letters and phone calls are currently been made to unsuspecting persons by fraudsters
> claiming to have access to their funds. Everyday, people throughout the world are falling victim to scams of one
> way or the other. It could be an unexpected prize draw or lottery win, or a chance to invest in an exciting new
> money-making or investment programme . In the circumstance, we unreservedly advice you to dissociate yourself
> from all correspondence and transactions entered into based on evidently fraudulent and fictitious claims.
> ******************************************************************************************************************
