by benjamin
Tue Apr 01, 2008 1:09 pm
Peter Erik claims to be in London, and yet his IP address shows Nigeria, and his phone numbers are all +44 70... All of these numbers are numbers that can be redirected to anywhere in the world (in this case... Nigeria)
and this is an earlier version:
He'll try his hand at any sort of scam: trunk box, wash wash, investment...
Will the real Peter Erik step forward? The answer of course is no, both of these passports are fake, and neither of the photos will be his.
A few more tips on the UK passport - It says "date of expire" - should be 'expiry', "surename" instead of 'surname'. Really it's just nonsense
And here is his "accomplice" Juliet Marbel, who can't even get her own name right. How can you tell this is not real? Firstly, the UK doesn't use # for number, secondly, the HSBC are no longer at that address, thirdly, the postcode is not a genuine and complete postcode, and lastly, no one uses the word 'sign', it's "signature", and does the signature really look anything like Juliet Ma(r)bel?
GREETINGS
Thanks for finding time to read this proposal. After thinking about this
transaction and the need to make contact with someone to assist me do it,
I found it interesting and decided to contact you for this business
transaction. Be so kind to contact me at your earliest convenience for a
possible business deal involving money transfer of about GBP 18.5 Million.
With your sincere assistant and co-operation, I am determined to work this deal out if we can do business. As at this moment, I am constrained to
issue more details about this business until your response is received. If
you are not familiar with the above information which I believe is scanty
for security purposes, please contact me for further details. This deal is
worth taking and highly profitable.
Thank you for your time and attention.
Warmest regards,
Peter Erik
and this is an earlier version:
Dear Friend,
This is a Management Placement on behalf of Mr. Kim Woo Choong.Mr.Kim Woo Choong is looking for an experienced business person/company that can profitably invest monies in excess of Thirty Nine Million US Dollars. Most importantly, you will be required to:
[1].Act as the original beneficiary of the funds.
[2].Receive the funds into a business/private bank account.
[3].Invest/Manage the funds outside of United Kingdom if you wish.
Mr.Kim Woo Choong is willing to pay 5% for your role as the beneficiary
partner to the funds. Also,a subsequent 10% "Management Commission" will
be paid for your advised investment services.A further 5% will be used to
write off any expense encurred in the course of transferring the principal
sum.
If you prefer to be re-contacted for more express information, please
send us your:
[1] Full Names:
[2] Direct Telephone No:
We expect your correspondence and our response will be swift.
Signed:
Mr.Peter Erik
He'll try his hand at any sort of scam: trunk box, wash wash, investment...
Will the real Peter Erik step forward? The answer of course is no, both of these passports are fake, and neither of the photos will be his.
A few more tips on the UK passport - It says "date of expire" - should be 'expiry', "surename" instead of 'surname'. Really it's just nonsense
And here is his "accomplice" Juliet Marbel, who can't even get her own name right. How can you tell this is not real? Firstly, the UK doesn't use # for number, secondly, the HSBC are no longer at that address, thirdly, the postcode is not a genuine and complete postcode, and lastly, no one uses the word 'sign', it's "signature", and does the signature really look anything like Juliet Ma(r)bel?
Last edited by benjamin on Fri Jun 20, 2008 12:46 pm, edited 6 times in total.