Free cheese, to whom did he come ?!

[Патрушев Михаил Владимирович]

Dear Patrushev,
Jul 18 at 19:43
mark aluota <mark.aluota@gmail.com>

Recipient: bmmark.maluota@inbox.ru
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Dear Patrushev,

My name is lawyer sign aluota legal adviser Dr. innocent Patrushev, who dies with his family in a car accident, he contributed 8,600,000 dallars before their sudden death.he did not relativies demand his inheritance.i contacted you because you have the same surname with him, please come back to me for more information.
What do you say about this lawyer?

 

[Детективное агентство Москва.]

I think that you can try to breed him as Chelyabinsk guys (somewhere on the Internet there was a story about such a divorce for beer). : D
Here: Russian News. Komsomolskaya Pravda in the Russian Federation - newspaper, radio and website // WWW.KP.RU

 

[Симферополь]

I think that you can try to breed him as Chelyabinsk guys (somewhere on the Internet there was a story about such a divorce for beer). : D
Here: Russian News. Komsomolskaya Pravda in the Russian Federation - newspaper, radio and website // WWW.KP.RU

Severe Chelyabinsk never failed!

 

[Детективное агентство Москва.]

Yeah ... Chelyabinsk men are so harsh .....: D

 

[Растаман]

Yeah))))) Well done man)))
By the way, I also received something similar today, as if in a clumsy broken Russian language. Knowing about Nigerian letters. I immediately deleted it.

 

[Симферополь]

Yeah))))) Well done man)))
By the way, I also received something similar today, as if in a clumsy broken Russian language. Knowing about Nigerian letters. I immediately deleted it.

If you throw every African swindler in this way for $ 10, you can certainly, without straining, collect the equivalent of a budget of some, for example, Ukraine ... Equal to Chelyabinsk!

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Yeah))))) Well done man)))
By the way, I also received something similar today, as if in a clumsy broken Russian language. Knowing about Nigerian letters. I immediately deleted it.

If you throw every African swindler in this way for $ 10, you can certainly, without straining, collect the equivalent of a budget of some, for example, Ukraine ... Equal to Chelyabinsk!

: lol:

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Be careful! Easy money offers can be dangerous

Be careful! Easy money offers can be dangerous!

Nigerian writing is a special type of fraud with roots stretching from disadvantaged areas of Africa, such as Nigeria, Guinea, Somalia, and others.

Nigerian letters as a well-thought-out type of earnings were developed in the 80s of the last century and still pose a threat to Internet users who store personal information in social networks and email.

The essence of the criminal scheme is quite simple and very effective.

Attackers send out letters asking for help, and they do this both by email and the old fashioned way. Introducing themselves as a relative of the African leader or the leader himself, for example, the Mbuti people, they ask for help to transfer a large sum of money of several million dollars to some European bank, motivating their own helplessness by a civil war or persecution when the government is overthrown.

At the same time, the attackers promise a decent fee for their assistance. Many people, some out of compassion, some out of a sense of easy money, are ready to help those in need.

It all begins with this. To carry out banking operations to transfer a “fabulous amount of money”, the victim is asked to pay a small “fee”, for example, to bribe an employee of an African bank. Then the scammers back up their "pure intentions" with official documents, possibly from the same bank. Having cooled the victim’s vigilance with genuine documents, the extortionists begin to increase the requested amounts, which gradually reach the absurd.

As soon as the victim feels that something is amiss, she is invited to personally meet with the “leader” of the rebellious republic using semi-legal travel patterns.

Here begins the last part of the fraud. The victim is stopped at the first checkpoint of the Republic and, as it were, the countries are kept behind bars until the reasons for violation of the migration regime are clarified. Subsequently, the scammers report that they spent all the money transferred by the victim to her release, to bribes and state duties. There were times when a victim was simply killed.

Recently, Nigerian letters have come not only from the African continent, but even from Europe, from republics with a large Nigerian diaspora. And the options for luring money have become much more variegated.

What is the situation with the recent tragedy in Japan? Fraudsters, sending letters asking for help to the Japanese affected by the tsunami and radiation, tracked the victims' credit card account numbers and drained their accounts safely to the last ruble.

Notice, the African diaspora didn’t even smell here.

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[Плотников Юрий Михайлович]

Thank!

 

[VASILIY]

Thank!