I need your opinion about this
 

I receive a few emails that similar like this one, is it true? Can you trust this thing? Have you ever receive similar email like this? If this is not real so what's the sender really want? I need your oppinion about this!

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RELIEF WEST AFRICA (RWA) AGENCY.
10/12 Adeola Odeku way Victoria Island, Lagos Nigeria.

Dear Sir,.

My name is ******** a member of the above company. I gathered your organisation's contact at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry here and after a careful study of your profile and possible investment area in future, I decided to send you this letter of assistance. We are empowered to administer a trust funds worth of over Two hundred million US Dollars ( $200,000,000.00) for the provision of relief materials to the trouble spots in West Africa sub-region i.e Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Bissau. My group recently agreed to unanimously divert the sum of Firtheen Million US Dollars ($15,000,000.00) for our personal use and benefits. Hence, I was sent to Europe to source out a reliable and trusted person who can cooperate with us to make this transaction a big success. The simple mode of Operation is just for us to apply for the release of this money to you/company for the welfare materials purpoted supplied to us in this war torn countries. We shall arrange all the paper work and get approval for the relaese of the payment with documented evidence of the communities and people of this countries who have benefited from the materials supplied by you early last year.

We have all the records of purchasing orders and supplies.Certainly,your partnership will be rewarded with 25% of the total money,We shall have 70% to ourselves,while the remaining 5% will be used for any expenses that may might be incurred in the process of this deal.

It is important to state here that any risk of any sort is not involved now, or in future.All parties involved will be very protected by a silent but active agreement whose great tent will be strictly confidential. My group are very much capable of effecting the remittance of this fund into a well secured foreign account (Individual or corporate) owned and operated by someone who talk less and is worthy of trust.

The neccessary informations needed to actualize this deal are:
1. Your names
2. Name of Company, if any.
3. Telephone/Fax and email.
4. Name of Bank and so on.

We need ten banking days to enable us to accomplish this transfer after getting all the enabling information from you. The materials supplies are clothings of varying kinds, Blankets, Rice, Soya Beans,Milk,Sugar,Salt,Drugs and footwears an invoice to cover this materials at this cost of Firtheen Million US Dollars($15,000,000.00)would be prepared in your name and we shall forward the invoice to the chief accountant of RWA and get approval for the payment through the ministry of Finance.

Please, if you are capable and interesting in working on this with us, Kindly get in touch with me via the above email address for a more elaborate clarification.

Thanks for your anticipated cooperation. Looking forward to hear from you soon.
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This is a classic scam. Many people were hit in the 90's with similar letters. They want your bank info so they can deplete your account. Anyone asking for personal info is a fraud.

Piece:thumbsup

its as valuable as the paper that this post is written on

I read an article about them on cnn.com i think.

Damn.. that's horrible! Thanks for your info! :thumbsup

Total scam. Once you give them the account # they'll say that they are having problems with the transfer and will need money from you yadda yadda yadda.

How many people are going to post this email here?

i think this is the 3rd or 4th since january!

amen brother ...

http://www.theregus.com/content/6/25017.html

Here is part of the article from earlier this week:

Nigerian email fraud gang nabbed
By Drew Cullen
Posted: 05/22/2002 at 07:49 EST

South African police have arrested six West Africans, allegedly members of a 419 email fraud gang which is thought to have tried to con thousands of pounds out of their victims, according to this report.

Sometime in 1992/1993, I received my first airmail letter with a Nigerian stamp offering me a few million dollars, if only I would let the writer use my bank account to spirit money stolen from the government out of that huge, heroically corrupt country.

You'd think no-one would fall for the scam - known as a 419, after the relevant section of Nigeria's criminal code. But you'd be wrong: a few years ago, the Nigerian government placed ads in the FT, warning people not to be greedy and not to be suckers. If you got trapped, it was your own fault, so don't go running to the Nigerian government for your money back.

The scam, I thought, involved raiding my bank account.. Turns out it's a little more complicated - get your greedy victim to reply, and get the victim to travel abroad to another country, where he's vulnerable, and where the police don't care. And then get the victim to cough up money to facilitate the transaction. This is known as advance fee fraud, a common enough scam. But the Nigerians do it better than anyone else.

http://www.theregus.com/content/6/25017.html

My friend just told me he got the email telling hiom to delete a file, and he did, what a goofyball... nonetheless tis fixed now... but silly...

What's the latest report on the number of people who have actually fallen for that Nigerian scam and lost money?