Well, well. Mrs Udoh, who claims to work for the Fidelity Bank in Nigeria, writes to me from Israel to tell me there are "Africans scam artists operating in syndicates all over the
world today" You don't suppose that she is one of them, do you?She is - so just delete the email and don't reply.
FIDELITY BANK NIGERIA PLC
SCAM COMPENSATION OFFICE DEPARTMENT
ECOWAS NATIONS STATE/UNITED NATIONS
2009 SCAM VICTIMS COMPENSATIONS PAYMENTS.
YOUR REF/PAYMENTS CODE: FDB/06654 FOR $150,000 USD ONLY.
This is to bring to your notice that our bank (FIDELITY BANK
PLC ) is delegated by the ECOWAS/UNITED NATIONS in Central
Bank to pay victims of scam $150,000 (One Hundred And Fifty
Thousand Dollars Only). You are listed/approved for this
payment as one of the scammed victims to be paid this amount.
On this faithful recommendations, want you to alert you that
during the last U.N. meetings held last week Thursday at
ABUJA (WEST AFRICA),it was accessed/accumulated of reported
cases of fraud that the money lost by various individuals to
Africans scam artists operating in syndicates all over the
world today is over $239 Million United States Dollars in year
2007 to fraud in USA alone.
http://www.techspot.com/news/29644-US-Citizens-lost-239-
million-from-Internet-fraud-in-2007.html
In other to compensate victims, the ECOWAS/UNITED NATIONS is
now paying victims of such scam $150,000(One Hundred And
Fifty THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH) in accordance with the UNITED
NATIONS recommendations.
The payments are to be remitted by FIDELITY BANK PLC NIGERIA
as corresponding paying bank under funding assistance by
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA. Benefactor of this compensation
award will have to be first cleared by FIDELITY BANK and
confirmed as a victim from Africa Scam before scam payment
can be effected. We shall feed you with further modalities
as soon as we get response from you on how you can receive
your compensation payment award.
Send a copy of your response via email or call your
remittance officer quoting your PAYMENT CODE NUMBER
(FDB//06654).
NAME: MR.FRANK EDOBOR
SCAMMED VICTIM/REF/PAYMENTS CODE:
FDB//06654 $150,000 USD.
TEL :+234 80633 62884
Email: scam_victim2009@yahoo.co.jp
Yours Faithfully,
Mrs. Doris Udoh
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
SCAM COMPENSATION OFFICE DEPARTMENT
ECOWAS NATIONS STATE/UNITED NATIONS
2009 SCAM VICTIMS COMPENSATIONS PAYMENTS.
YOUR REF/PAYMENTS CODE: FDB/06654 FOR $150,000 USD ONLY.
This is to bring to your notice that our bank (FIDELITY BANK
PLC ) is delegated by the ECOWAS/UNITED NATIONS in Central
Bank to pay victims of scam $150,000 (One Hundred And Fifty
Thousand Dollars Only). You are listed/approved for this
payment as one of the scammed victims to be paid this amount.
On this faithful recommendations, want you to alert you that
during the last U.N. meetings held last week Thursday at
ABUJA (WEST AFRICA),it was accessed/accumulated of reported
cases of fraud that the money lost by various individuals to
Africans scam artists operating in syndicates all over the
world today is over $239 Million United States Dollars in year
2007 to fraud in USA alone.
http://www.techspot.com/news/29644-US-Citizens-lost-239-
million-from-Internet-fraud-in-2007.html
In other to compensate victims, the ECOWAS/UNITED NATIONS is
now paying victims of such scam $150,000(One Hundred And
Fifty THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH) in accordance with the UNITED
NATIONS recommendations.
The payments are to be remitted by FIDELITY BANK PLC NIGERIA
as corresponding paying bank under funding assistance by
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA. Benefactor of this compensation
award will have to be first cleared by FIDELITY BANK and
confirmed as a victim from Africa Scam before scam payment
can be effected. We shall feed you with further modalities
as soon as we get response from you on how you can receive
your compensation payment award.
Send a copy of your response via email or call your
remittance officer quoting your PAYMENT CODE NUMBER
(FDB//06654).
NAME: MR.FRANK EDOBOR
SCAMMED VICTIM/REF/PAYMENTS CODE:
FDB//06654 $150,000 USD.
TEL :+234 80633 62884
Email: scam_victim2009@yahoo.co.jp
Yours Faithfully,
Mrs. Doris Udoh
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
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