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tstjohnny
15 April 2008, 03:23
From: Vinard Loans Inc.
To: Hu Sen Chu

We received your email and the content of the mail was clearly noted. Please do know that this is the Second Biggest loan company in Nigeria here with the Registration number (LC361APP). Do not let of a surprise to you on how we got your information about looking for loan. Because we do go through the net searching for those in need of funding so that we can reach out to them to ease their burden. As a matter of fact, we found your information on a Hong Kong Forum of successful businessmen and with this we need to contact you because for a man who is successfully into business, he must need a loan and this was while we contacted you for a loan.

So I want you to try and get back to us with the following information so that we can start processing your loan request because I see that you are really in need of this loan.

Full name:
City:
State:
Country:
Marital Status:
Next Of Kin:
Cellular Phone Number:
Amount Needed as Loan:
How soon do you need this loan?
And mode of reception of funds.

I will sit back and await the filled information’s.
Thanks and have a blessed Weekend.

Vinard Fisayo
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John Fairheart
15 April 2008, 11:17
Moved from Legal & Law Enforcement as it has nothing to do with that subject.


FYI, this is a fake loan offer. You would be asked to pa a fee up front before getting the alleged loan, which doesn't exist.

This type of scam is growing in popularity because many people are under the impression that you can get cheap loans on the internet. Advance Fee Loans are illegal in most countries and if it were real any fees would have to be paid AFTER the loan completes. Generally the lender would add fees to the principle sum, and take it off the loan when it comes through (with appropriate signed agreement from the lender of course).

Any loan offer that lands in your inbox that you have never asked for (unsolicited email) is a scam.

des1218
15 April 2008, 17:58
I received emails stating the we were approved for a thirty thou dollar loan. We sent 300.00 noncollateral loan fee and have now been asked to send 200.00 because the guy "Angelo" ( also used Angelo Finance Company )has informed us that the country requires a cost of transfer fee. He has gotten 300 from us and we have gotten nothing in return except pronmises and now requests for more money...Today I received an email from Vinyard...Anderson Williams who claims to be in Austria, stating that he can approve us for a loan. He also states that there are NO fees at all associated with this loan. Have you heard of either?? Please email me directly at [Removed by Moderator]
thanks so much

John Fairheart
15 April 2008, 18:24
Read the post right above where you posted.

You have ALREADY been scammed.