Please contact Mr.Pete Suggs for your compensation fund

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Gooday My Good Friend,

I wish to inform you that I concluded this transaction suscessfully with an LONDON lady and I am currently residing in London with my family. I want to inform you I would like to compensate you with the sum of US$800,000.00 for your efforts in trying to assist me with this transaction but later it did not work out between us.

I dropped the (cheque in bank draft) with my personal ACCOUNTANT by name Mr. Pete Suggs, I did this out of sympathy for your efforts and I hope you will be satisfied afterall,despite the fact that you did not believe me. I advise you to contact him immediately through his e-mail
address: (mpetesuggs1@yahoo.es) Phone(+2348 0284 37011) for the delivery of the bank draft to you.


I hope you will have a nice life with my token of compensation for your efforts and God bless you.

With Best Regards,

Mr. Alex Udo.
Please contact Mr.Pete Suggs for your compensation fund.

[francisco alzate]

did you receive the money they have send to you?

[FW Admin]

It's a scam... a fraud. There is no money, there is no compensation. If anyone replies to this or similar emails, they will be told that there are various "fees" to be paid before this imaginary "fund" gets paid.

[LLC]

I have a similar email like yours. but from a lady named Jessica Wilfred from Australia but her cheque and bank is from Nigeria.

I paid US$175 for DHL to deliver my US$850,000 cheque. but then was told that DHL can't do it, only diplomatic courier can do this but i have to pay Euro 750 for insurance for this.

I insisted them to break the cheques into smaller amouts. and they agreed.
But One of the cheques to be sent by DHL first, the rest can be sent by diplomatic courier since they claimed that big cheque can only be sent by diplomatic. now waiting for their reply. matter still in progress.

[Nyla]

The cheque, if you receive one, will be fake. The scammer will expect you to either pay "DHL courier fees" or some sort of "release certificate" fee. If you do receive anything, which is unlikely, you will be asked to cash the cheque and send some portion of it back to cover some "expense". When the cheque bounces, you are then in trouble with the bank, owe the money back to the bank, could find yourself charged as a criminal for cashing a forged or stolen cheque, and if you sent the scammer any money, you will be out of pocket for that amount as well.

Diplomats do not and cannot deliver goods with commercial value to private citizens. That is simply not a part of their duties. This is definitely a scam. I'm afraid the DHL "charges" are lost forever.

[Curious Nelly]

http://forum.kijiji.ca/about1561337-0-asc-30.html
jessica wilfred using email: jessica_wilfred@yahoo.com.......


http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/254/RipOff0254981.htm

Prudence Financial you was selected to win a prize winning of 46,650 enclosed is a check for 2,650 deposit into your acount send 2,300 to jessica wilfred in washington dc and 44, will be fed ex to you 1-2 days ripoff Vancouver Canada

As posted above, definate scam / fraud