Sickophant
A picture of a lady in a hospital in the UK (this time), sending me (and gawd knows how many others) her last wishes regarding a large inheritance fund she says she has.
*BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZER*
These silly scammers should really invest in a new photograph. This makes about three dozen of the same photo for three and more dozen different named scammers now.
Meet the latest, in (not) her own words:
Hello dear,
I am Mrs. Aisha Al Mutasim from England, I am a childless widow. I am married to the late Engr. Sahad Hassan of blessed memory who worked with British embassy in Kuwait for twelve years and retired as an oil merchant, before he died in 2006. After the death of my husband, I decided not to re-marry or get a child outside my matrimonial home. I fought against this illness 4 years after his death, fibroid problems and hearing impairment from medic reactions. We were married for eight years without children. He died after a short illness. Recently, my medic attendant told me that I would not last long in the next 3 week because of my illness. This is me in picture I send you.
I have a deposit of $10.6M Usd in a financial institution which was realized after a contract with an oil firm in Middle-east.I want to invest this fund into charity organization; In short I want to use it to improve humanity. I am taking this decision because I do not have a child who will inherit this money and I can not believe my relatives, because they were hostile to me, since I have been suffering from this illness. As soon as I receive your reply I shall inform my lawyer to help you for the release of the fund to you. I want you to exclusively use this fund to
help the less privileged and build orphanage homes and to support inteelects in your country.
The grace of God encouraged me to take this bold step. Please also assured me that you will act accordingly as I stated herein.
God bless you.
Mrs. Aisha Al Mutasim
I thought of digging up the woeful tune from Young Frankenstein as I read and re-read this, but found that Napolean XIV's They're Coming To Take Me Away Ah-haaaaaaaaaaa was far more appropriate.
Thus, I responded as I am wont to do with such emails -- 'cuz as all of you who read this blog know, I have the compassion of a conservative, according to low information leftists who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground -- with an edit fitting of the original email:
This week, I am Mrs. Aisha Al Mutasim from England, I am a childish black widow. I am married to the late Engr. Sahad Hassan of dubious memory who worked cleaning dunnys in the UK embassy in Kuwait for twelve years and retired covered with irremovable odors even the camels couldn't go. After the death of my husband -- I ate him after sex...y'know us black widows -- I decided not to re-marry unless I found the perfect goat. Then I got ill from having etted him, developing testicular problems which I shouldn't not have oughta had, along with herring impairment and thrombosis
The grace of God has nothing to do with this, since I pray to a preserved rhino's ass on special occasions. Please also assured me that you will act accordingly as the rhino's ass telled me to has stated herein.
Labels: editing scam emails for fun and annoyance, Mrs Aisha Al Mutasim scam, same photo used a billion times by scammers, sick inheritance scam
2 Comments:
Anything for a buck. Anything.
Have a terrific day. My best to Seymour. ☺
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