Has someone offered you a huge sum of money or a valuable consignment? It's a 419 or advance fee fraud - find out how they work, and what to do to be safe.
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Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2015 17:19:48 -0800
From: William Moeketsi <[email protected]>
Subject: Re:Kindly confirm
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Dear Mr. XXXXXXX


Well received your last email with thanks, which includes your information. I must apologize for my late response, which was due to some official engagements and series of meetings with the consultant who will assist us in the process of the transfer. His name is Adv Sam Gumede and he is a financial attorney. His involvement will give legal credence to the process of the transfer. I discussed and finalized with him; he agreed to work with you in actualizing the successful conclusion of the transfer.......

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William Moeketsi <[email protected]> is the scam baiter and Sam Gumede is the so-called attorney doing the real scam using a website he set up recently http://www.samgumedeattorneys.com/att.htm

If asked if any fee is involved, Sam Gumede would say "most fees have been paid up front" and "initial bank deposit is but a hundred dollars or so" and ask the scam victim to book the flight ticket and hotel reservation for Johannesburg. Then a "funds transfer approval" from South Africa Reserve bank coming from [email protected] signed by Mr. T CACHATIA, director of foreign operations will be sent to the scammed. Of course SARB domaine name is https://www.resbank.co.za and the approval letter is a fake.

Then Sam Gemede will at last mentioned a fee of $11,000+ required for the transfer to be sent to him.

You can guess the rest of the scam playbook. If the scammed ever sent the fee money, it's all lost.
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