Ways To Git Certificates From Nigeria
For only $200, I coulda got me a "money laundering and anti-terrorism certificate", which would have cleared the way for me to get an ATM card from the IMF worth $7.3 or so million dollars.
Uh huh.
From Nigeria.
Uh huh.
Here's a piece of the original action, as sent my character(s) by Sean Hagan, an authentic Irish Nigerian:
This is to inform you that the international Monetary Fund (IMF) has today intercepted a debit card valued at US$7,306,515 (Seven Million, three hundred and six thousand, five hundred and fifteen United States Dollars) from Bank of America. It is to be placed ON-HOLD until you provide a money Laundering and Anti-terrorist Certficate. The card was sent by the Central Bank of Nigeria.We have verified the card to be as a result of your UK National Lottery win. However, we would need a money laundery certificate and Anti-terrorist Certficate from Nigeria, indicating you are cleared of any money Laundery and terrorist Charges. It is to be obtained from the Federal High Court of Nigeria. We have also verified the card to be true and original. You are advised to contact the, Director of Legal Department, General Counsel Sean Hagan for the details on how to obtain your money Laundery and Anti-terrorist Clearance Certificate which will enable us release the card to you. Sean Hagan’s email is ( seanhagan@imf-usa.ee.tn ).
Labels: editing email scams for fun and scammer annoyance, IMF scam, money laundering anti-terrorist certificate scam, Sean Hagan scam
1 Comments:
Bwahahahahahahahaha. I've never seen a debit card with that kind of bling. I'm guessing anyone that falls for this won't either.
Have a fabulous day Mike. My best to Seymour. ☺
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