A Result of Cyber crime |
Hello Friend,
I am Mrs. Carol M. Harrison, I am a
I was directed to meet Honourable Barrister Dan Amadioha Omore ESQ, who is the Attorney General of CONTRACT AWARD COMMITTEE, and I contacted him and he explained everything to me. He said that those contacting us through emails are fake. Then he took me to the paying bank, which is FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA PLC, and I am the happiest woman on this earth because I have received my contract funds of USD$9.6Million Moreover, Honourable Barrister Dan Amadioha Omore Esq, showed me the full information of those that have not received their over due payment; and I saw your full name and email, your contract amount, your phone number as one of those that have not received their payment.
This is what you have to do right now. You have to contact him direct on this information below to release your payment.
Contact Name: BARRISTER DAN AMADIOHA OMORE ESQ.
Email Address: [email protected]
Telephone number +234-702-522-4736.
Fax: 234-1-4618287033
Office Address: Plot
You really have to stop your dealing with those contacting you through email communications or telephone calls conversations, okay, because they will dry you up until you have nothing to eat. The only money I paid was just $1,200 for IRS permit fees, which you know. So you have to take note of that and act accordingly and I assure you that with the help of this reputable Attorney General (Honourable Barrister Dan Amadioha Omore ESQ) you over due payment will be release and wire transferred to you.
Thank you very much as you read this and God bless you and your family.
Mrs. Carol M. Harrison.
If this woman has any sense, she will know that the title of Attorney General can only be used by a government legal representative and not for a Contract Administrator of a public traded company. Anyway, I am sure many know of this scam. I laughed when I read the email and often wonder why scam succeeds when every indication suggests it is one? Your guess is as good as mine.
She wants to convince the 'vultures' that she was successful and encourage others to take her lead. Like author James Hadley Chase said, 'if you believe this you will believe anything', is all I can say on this. Those who fall victim to this sort of senseless scam, are often scam artists themselves. Why would anyone with their senses travel to a country they never did contract, had no connection but responding to most badly written letters promising millions awaiting them, and all they need do, is pay some token and bam; one is a millionaire? When people want and expect to reap where they did not sow, then they fall in the category of 'a sucker being born every minute'.
This scam industry has tarnished
Yes, FGN is right. But how about the damage the country and her nationals suffer as a result of this wanton destruction of her image? Shouldn't such damage warrant a pursuit of effective action to set example with the perpetrators? It is time something other than the haphazard measures FGN use to tackle this nefarious conducts are put to bed. It can be done and I know how. The president should set up a Committee under the Attorney General of the Federation to prosecute to the full extent of the law. In cyber crime, an approach to arrest perpetrators is to set baits and lure the them. If NBC Chris Hansen can do so using meager resources, Nigeria's federal government can definitely use similar approach and go after these marauders.
When a nation is mired in other issues that deal with basic needs of her population, pursuing an image cleansing and making project is the last thing on their agenda. But in a global village, image is an important consideration when others seek to invest in a country.
I believe were FGN to contact US,
Ejike Okpa ii
Next Generation Fellow
The American Assembly