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]]>“A local man is out $10,000 after falling prey to a con man who promised him a cut of his dead uncle’s will, provided the victim agreed to “loan” him the cash he needed to donate to local churches to fulfill the will’s terms…But all did not go as planned when the con man took off with the victim’s cash Wednesday, and did not return with the money as promised…” We would classify this as “419 scams“. Always be alert when “you need to pay money (fees, etc) to get a bigger sum of money“. It is a plain stupid and illogical scam but some people would still believe and fall for it.
]]>“A local man is out $10,000 after falling prey to a con man who promised him a cut of his dead uncle’s will, provided the victim agreed to “loan” him the cash he needed to donate to local churches to fulfill the will’s terms…But all did not go as planned when the con man took off with the victim’s cash Wednesday, and did not return with the money as promised…” We would classify this as “419 scams“. Always be alert when “you need to pay money (fees, etc) to get a bigger sum of money“. It is a plain stupid and illogical scam but some people would still believe and fall for it.
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Ok, this one is from the Central Bank of Nigeria
