OT Spam getting blunt

[Warren Oates]

I just got this:

[quote]
Jeremy Parr <jeremy...@yahoo.com.vn>
11:55 AM (28 minutes ago)

to me

I need you to be the next-of-kin to late Patrick Rieg, who died on
November 5, 2009 in car crash here in London, He left behind bank
deposit. I am his lawyer Jeremy Parr.
[/quote]

and that's all it says.

I should waste no time in getting in touch with Mr. Parr. I can be a
next-of-kin. Of course, he spelled my name wrong on the email ...
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[Fred Moore]

In article <515efb61$0$59629$c3e8da3$66d3...@news.astraweb.com>,

Warren Oates <warren...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I just got this:
>
> [quote]
> Jeremy Parr <jeremy...@yahoo.com.vn>
> 11:55 AM (28 minutes ago)
>
> to me
>
> I need you to be the next-of-kin to late Patrick Rieg, who died on
> November 5, 2009 in car crash here in London, He left behind bank
> deposit. I am his lawyer Jeremy Parr.
> [/quote]
>
> and that's all it says.
>
> I should waste no time in getting in touch with Mr. Parr. I can be a
> next-of-kin. Of course, he spelled my name wrong on the email ...

Definitely follow it up! Patrick Rieg was a well known Nigerian prince.
I'm SURE this is legit. You could not only inherit his wealth, but his
23 wives.

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[Mitch Bujard]

On 2013-04-05 16:27:13 +0000, Warren Oates said:

> I just got this:
>
> [quote]
> Jeremy Parr <jeremy...@yahoo.com.vn>
> 11:55 AM (28 minutes ago)
>
> to me
>
> I need you to be the next-of-kin to late Patrick Rieg, who died on
> November 5, 2009 in car crash here in London, He left behind bank
> deposit. I am his lawyer Jeremy Parr.
> [/quote]
>
> and that's all it says.
>
> I should waste no time in getting in touch with Mr. Parr. I can be a
> next-of-kin. Of course, he spelled my name wrong on the email ...

Having lived in Africa for a while, I never cease to wonder at the kid
somewhere in a shady cyber-cafe inventing all sorts of stories to
entrap whites.

We tend to consider American Internet success stories only, but in fact
Nigerian Chapter 419 scams are probably the biggest scam ever on the
Internet. And the biggest e-marketing success in Africa. Cyber snake
oil galore… Where will they go ?

LOL

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Mitch Bujard
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