Madame Amelia Gnassingbe Eyadema

Actually, there's no question. THIS IS A SCAM A well-known scammer has just developed this "format" and a lot of people have asked about it, so if you arrived here by searching for the name Amelia Eyadema, I assure you, this is a scam:

Madame Amelia Gnassingbe Eyadema
Ilot 38 Lot 51
Riviera Palmeraie
Abidjan-Cote d'Ivoire.



My Dear

I come to you with this letter to ask you for your trust and partnership and also your discretion and confidence in this transaction i want to tell you of. I am Madame Amelia Gnassingbe Eyadema, togolese and one of the wives to Mr Patcha Gnassingbe Eyadema, the half brother to the togo president.

My husband was arrested on the 15 April 2009 in Lome, Togo by the army accused of attempted coup against his half brother, Faure Eyadema. I know this is an attempt of Mr Faure to kill my husband. I do not know what will happen to my husband right nowand all this is because Faure refused to share equally the many wealth of their late fathersince after his death, 5 years ago. He has kept all the fortunes in the family to himself and only gave little to all his brothers. He is now planning to kill all opposition to his plans.

My reason of writing you is because my husband asked me before his arrest and detention to arrange quickly and transport overseas the deposit consignment he has with Midas Trust Security in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire and this is a total sum of 12.8 Million USD. iam the next of kin and i have no time now to delay due to the situation in my country presently.

The company operate a diplomatic airfreight service and i assure you there is no trouble at all as long as you assure me you are capable to receive the consignment in your country and arrange later for me and my son to come and meet you. I will offer you 25% + 5% extra to cover your expenses in this urgent transaction.
1. Can you secure this consignment for me and my son?
2. Can you truthfully be our beneficiary for this%

Please reply me today.

Profound and sincere greetings

Mme Amelia Gnassingbe Eyadema.

Like many scams, it is built around a real event. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kpatcha_Gnassingb%C3%A9. Madame Amelia may or may not exist, but if she does, she isn't emailing loads of strangers to help her getting money out of the country.