Nigerian E-mail scam reaching new frontiers!

[Fatboyfat 361]

This one has been hitting inboxes recently. The jury is out as to whether it is a "genuine" scam (now there's an oxymoron) or a parody. I wonder if there were any gullible enough?! ...

 

 

 

To quote a TV comic, "You can imagine him being booted of the return flight, as the rest of the group were gold card holders with suitcases full of giant Toblerones!

Edited March 3, 2016 by Fatboyfat

[yorta2 693]

Why did you obscure the email address, phone number and website address? Now I can't send my trusting remittance.

[SimplySam 517]

This one has been hitting inboxes recently. The jury is out as to whether it is a "genuine" scam (now there's an oxymoron) or a parody. I wonder if there were any gullible enough?! ...

 

 

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To quote a TV comic, "You can imagine him being booted of the return flight, as the rest of the group were gold card holders with suitcases full of giant Toblerones!

 

Do some people still get scammed by anything from Nigeria these days? I guess they do or the scammers would move on to something more lucrative such as promoting global warming.

 

Ironically, here is a recent article about the physical toll on an American who is just back from only one year in space.

 

http://marketbusinessnews.com/physical-toll-of-a-year-in-space-for-scott-kelly-and-mikhail-kornienko/126149

 

Apparently space causes Americans to go bald LOL.