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By probyte2u


Got a Nigerian scam email today.

The email is below with the real email address of the conman. The smart thing about this email is that the conman uses fake name of Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Please click here, for list of current and past Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria.

The idea of this conman is to lure me to think that out of nowhere the Central Bank of Nigeria is going to pay me compensation of $3,500,000.00 (USD / Nigeria currency I am not sure.)

So, this conman is asking my following particulars as stated below.

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THE BELOW OFFICE WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION NEEDED.

1) Confirm Your Full Name.

2) Confirm Your Current Physical Domicile Address.

3) Confirm Your Phone, Fax and Mobile phone numbers.

4) Confirm Your Profession, Age and Marital Status.

5) Confirm Your Nationality.

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So, if I gave my details, then they will most probably ask my bank details to make it more interesting.

Based on the email, the conman can make the payment using three method as stated below.


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WE HAVE THREE WAYS IN WHICH YOUR PAYMENT CAN BE MADE TO YOU,DEPENDING ON YOUR CHOICE.

(1) By ATM SWIFT CARD to be delivered to you directly through diplomatic courrier

means.

(2) By Swift Telegraphic WireTransfer to a nominated account of yours.

(3)CERTIFIED CHECK:YOUR COMPENSATION CAN BE PAID TO YOU THROUGH CERTIFIED CHECK,IF

THIS METHOD IS PREFERRED BY YOU,A CERTIFIED CHECK OF (US$3,500.000.00) WILL BE ISSUED AND SENT TO YOU VIA COURIER.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


Then the Conman will ask me to make some advance fee to send the money $3,500,000.00 to my bank account.

Let say the processing fee is 1 %.

So I need to pay $ 35, 000.00 advance fee to get out of nowhere compensation fee from the Fake CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA

Based on expert estimation, out of 12.5 million email send one person will be cheated by Nigerian Scam. (Source : Times Online)

So the motivation to do it is there for this crook. They will be sending email in bulks using few hundred fake email addresses.

If you are staying in America, then send the letter to the U.S. Secret Service, your local FBI office, or the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.


Some tips to Avoid Nigerian Scam

  1. There is no easy money in live. Be skeptical.
  2. If you get this type of letter, just don't reply. Contact your relevant authority.
  3. If you know someone has been tricked by Nigerian Scam email , please encourage them to contact the authority.
  4. Like this email, it written by a fake Nigerian Bank official. So , be cautious.
  5. Protect your personal particulars and your banking information.


Few types of Nigerian Scam Email

  1. Damsel in distress situation. Where the lady has a lot of money and she want to escape to safer country. So the damsel in distress will be asking your help to transfer the money to you account. Plus she fall in love with you.
  2. Business operator having a serious health problem. And currently is looking for a trust worthy partner to take over the business.
  3. You just win a lottery from overseas lottery operator. Same modus operandi.
  4. Bogus lucky draw from big company such as Shell, Petronas or British Petroluem.


Just Got This Nigerian Scam Email

Nigerian Scam Email from Fake Dr. Tafa Johnson, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Central Bank of Nigeria,

Plot 33, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Way

Central Business District,

Cadastral Zone,

Abuja, Federal Capital Territory,

Nigeria

ATTENTION:Beneficiary:

YOU ARE BEING WARNED TO DECEASE IN CONTACTING ANY DEPARTMENT,TO THIS EFFECT,

WE WILL PREFER YOU TO STOP DECEIVING YOURSELF OR WAITING FOR PAYMENT FROM UNKNOWN APPROVES DIRECTOR DECEIVING YOU BY OBTAINING DIFFERENT KINDS OF CHARGES REGARDING TO PAYMENT AND STILL YOU WILL NOT GET ANY MONEY FROM THEM.

ON THIS FAITHFUL RECOMMENDATIONS,

WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT DURING THE LAST U.N.

MEETINGS HELD AT THE FEDERAL CAPITAL CITY ABUJA, NIGERIA,

IT WAS ALARMED SO MUCH BY THE WORLD IN THE MEETINGS ON THE LOSE OF FUNDS BY VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS TO THE SCAMS ARTISTS OPERATING IN SYNDICATES ALL OVER THE WORLD TODAY.

THIS IS TO BRING TO YOUR NOTICE THAT WE ARE DELEGATED FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERMENT TO PAY 850 SCAM VICTIMS WHICH THERE EMAIL WAS SUBMITTED TO US PREVIOUSLY BY UNITED NATION $3,500,000.00 (THREE MILLION, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND UNITED STATE DOLLARS) EACH.

YOUR EMAIL IS LISTED AS ONE OF THE SCAMMED VICTIMS TO BE PAID THIS AMOUNT,

DUE TO THE CORRUPT AND INEFFICIENT BANKING SYSTEMS IN NIGERIA,

THE PAYMENTS ARE TO BE SUPERVISED BY THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICIALS IN NIGERIA AND FOREIGNPAYMENTSCETION BANK AS THE CORRESPONDING PAYING BANK,

ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF APPLICANTS AT HAND,34 BENEFICIARIES HAS BEEN PAID,HALF OF THE VICTIMS ARE FROM THE UNITED STATES,

AND WE STILL HAVE MORE LEFT TO BE PAID THE COMPENSATION OF $3,500,000.00 EACH.

YOU ARE THEREBY ADVISED TO CONTACT

THE BELOW OFFICE WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION NEEDED.

1) Confirm Your Full Name.

2) Confirm Your Current Physical Domicile Address.

3) Confirm Your Phone, Fax and Mobile phone numbers.

4) Confirm Your Profession, Age and Marital Status.

5) Confirm Your Nationality.

(These are for Administrative convience.)You are warned, in your interest;stop any further communication with any institution or office claiming to have relevance to the payment of your unpaid fund out –side this Bank.

SUBMITH THE REQUIRE INFORMATION TO: DR. TAFA JOHNSON EXECUTICE GOVERNOR CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.

EMAIL:dr.tafajohnson@yahoo.co.uk

WE HAVE THREE WAYS IN WHICH YOUR PAYMENT CAN BE MADE TO YOU,DEPENDING ON YOUR CHOICE.

(1) By ATM SWIFT CARD to be delivered to you directly through diplomatic courrier means.

(2) By Swift Telegraphic WireTransfer to a nominated account of yours.

(3)CERTIFIED CHECK:YOUR COMPENSATION CAN BE PAID TO YOU THROUGH CERTIFIED CHECK,IF

THIS METHOD IS PREFERRED BY YOU,A CERTIFIED CHECK OF (US$3,500.000.00) WILL BE ISSUED AND SENT TO YOU VIA COURIER.

You have to indicate in your response to this notification, which optional mode of payment you may wish this Bank to use to pay you.)

REPLIES IMMEDIATELY TO EN ABLE US PROCESS YOUR PAYMENT.

REGARDS

DR. TAFA JOHNSON

GOVERNOR OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.

(234-8023552890)


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Ralph Deeds profile image

Ralph Deeds  says:
4 weeks ago

Have you decided what you're going to do with the $3.5 million? Nice hub.

H P Roychoudhury profile image

H P Roychoudhury  says:
4 weeks ago

Thanks for Scam information.

probyte2u profile image

probyte2u  says:
4 weeks ago

Dear Friends, thanks for comment.

I can ask the conman to send the money to your account Ralph if you want some of it :).

Even in my dreams I couldn't get 1 million, this guy is so generous to offer 3.5 million.

shimon  says:
4 weeks ago

Very dangerous.

BEAUTYBABE profile image

BEAUTYBABE  says:
2 weeks ago

You were smart and didn't get caught in you e mail scam. I wonder how many people do. I had a real charmer, who was just a bit different from the usual . He used an entirely different approach and that is what got me hooked.I hope that these e mails that we have written will warn people not to be silly enough to get involved with these scammers, because it doesn't leave you with a fortune, in the end it leaves you feeling flat big time. BB

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probyte2u  says:
2 weeks ago

Hi BB, could you share your experience how the scammer hooked you?

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