There are people who frown on my attempts to publish all iscams that find its way into my mailbox. But I can’t help to publish the really bad ones like this one, where the scammer haven’t bothered to keep track of the sender name. In the mail header it’s Hajia Maria, but in the signature it’s Hajia Mariam… Or is it a deliberate error made to further build the impression of a heard broken lady in distress? Naw…
from: Hajia Maria <hajiamariam2@btconnect.com>
to undisclosed-recipients <>
date Sep 24, 2007 5:58 PM
subject Dear Beloved,Dear Beloved,
Due to the sudden death of my husband GeneralAbacha the former head of state of Nigeria in June 1998, I have been thrown into a state of hopelessness by the present administration.I have lost confidence with anybody within my country. I got your contacts through personal research, and had to reach you through this medium. I will give you more details when you reply.
Due to security network placed on my daily affairs I cant visit the embassy so that is why I have contacted you. My husband deposited $12.6million dollars with a security firm abroad whose name is witheld for now till we communicate. I will be happy if you can receive this funds and keep it safe I agree to compensate you with something tangible for your assistance.We can negotiate this figure when we commence communication.If this proposal satisfies you, please respond to me with the following information:
-FULL NAME
-TELEPHONE/FAX NUMBER
-ADDRESS
-AGE
-OCCUPATIONI await your response to my proposal.
Hajia Mariam.
Stupid, isn’t it? As if nobody tried this one on us before.
