by Chris Fuller
Fri Apr 16, 2010 11:08 am
This is untrue, and was not sent by a woman who is dying; it was sent by a scammer. Anyone who replies is likely to be referred to a lawyer, (or a banker or a doctor), who will demand a fee to be paid before the money can be released. The money does not really exist, however; it is an invented story aimed at persuading people to send money to the scammer.
IP Address: 202.151.201.52 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
IP Address: 202.151.201.52 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
from Mrs Faridah Najib <[email protected]>
reply-to [email protected]
date 15 April 2010
subject hello
Beloved Friend,
I am writing this mail to you with heavy tears In my eyes and great sorrow in my heart because my Doctor told me that I will die less than three months time. Based on this development I want to will money which my late husband fixed in a bank for the future. I meant to use the money to setup a foundation but my health will not let me do anything again. I am in search of a reliable person who will use the Money to build charity organization for the orphans and cancer research and the person will take 30% of the total sum. While 70% of the money will go to charity organization and helping the orphanage. I grew up as an Orphan here In Sarawak Malaysia and i don't have anybody/family member to take care of my wealth. People I called my friend betrayed me and squandered what is left of my wealth , so I have no other choice than to do what I am doing now . I will provide you with all the information once you indicate your willingness and I ascertain that you are a good person.
Thank you for your time
Yours sincerely.
Mrs Faridah Najib