Should i belive what a person from africa told me that she has Millions of dollars and 20%is for me if i help.
85259
no, that has scam written all over it. Please remember that there is nosuch thing as a free lunch and if it seems too good to be true, it often is...Please exercise extreme care in dealing with this lady.
1119815
No, but if people think that you can they will give you money. Look on the web for a palm reading chart, then make it up as you go along, just tell people what they want to hear.
587652
yes, i do have a million dollars...and if you write me an essay explaining why you need it, i might consider giving you some money...
822644
I would give 2.5% for the poor people allover the world, not just in Africa. Make all my family, friends, close neighbours rich. Make a big party and invite anyone who live within 1 mile radius. 120 is too much...for me £10 millions is just enough!
57114
It sounds like you have received a letter from someone who claims to be the manager or accountant of a bank in Ghana.It probably says they have money in their bank that someone deposited and then died and there is nobody to claim it,or they have found a huge sum of money that nobody else knows about and they would like to transfer it into your account and they will give you a large percent of it for helping them get it out of their bank and out of the country.It is a "Scam" don't fall for it.They just want your personal information and probably will want you to send them money until they can transfer the money into your account or something like this.I have received several letters and emails like this.If you have received letters or emails similar to this IT IS A SCAM>
970713
I would certainly not trust you with investments.  Investing is investing regardless of gender.  And a range of 500K tio 100 million?  That's not exactly a "niche".  I think you are a scam
695465
Try doing something to benefit others, like teach english in africa or donate some of your money to a chariety you support
334765
I live in Tanzania so I might be able to help you out.
67180
you should ask someone that knows this person and see if he said was right
190127
Let me see, you need my bank account number, right?  Perhaps some up front money?\n\nSorry, I already sent my money to Nigeria to that guy who just needs a US bank account to hide the money from that King.\n\nPlease..  Spare us.
1030965
No, I personally would only give money to someone who had obvious material needs, & not for emotional needs.  My advice to you is try to find a way to be happy that isn't based on materialism.
561485
Lets see, for a materialistic person such as yourself, I would give you your freedom from me. if you really didn't like her gifts, what stopped you from telling her that? because you may be a little fake. you didn't mind complaining to the world though, what if someone you know happens upon this question and remembers or is aware of what your fake friend gave you and tells her, do you think that will make her all warm and fuzzy, you happen to mention she is from a wealthy family (she isn't rich, she only has what they give her) maybe that's why you pretend to be her friend. from your question, your heart isn't in the friendship, maybe she already sensed that and acted accordingly. you will not like my answer I am sure, but I owe you nothing , I will tell you the truth though. a buck says you are from california. lol
712483
Buy something for someone else in a poor country through Oxfam or another charity.  It is a very worthwhile thing to do.  You will fell good for helping someone who isn't well off and the person who has everything will feel good too.  Believe me it works.
1042587
I think the BILLION dollars she has in the bank is real......
1064238
Helped someone much less fortunate than myself. You should do this every day. The world would be a much better place and it would cost you nothing but your time. Of course, for it to be meaningful you should not tell anyone else of your efforts. If you advertise your generosity you are doing it for yourself, not the other person.
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You cannot save every sucker from him/herself. But bankers could be more careful about wiring money to Nigeria. It's amazing how many bankers ask no questions when victims of scam artists ask to wire $1 million, more or less, to an unknown account in a Lagos bank.
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YOU ARE BEING SCAM GIRL!!!!!!!\n\nhttp://www.letusreason.org/Current35.htm\n\nScams from Nigeria\n\nSomething you need to be aware of are email letters sent from Nigeria (usually from Lagos). They are written with a story about a millionaire who wants to deposit millions to help your ministry.  I have been asked by a number of ministries if these letters are legit, no-they are not. It seems that Nigeria has gained a reputation for these scams and other sorted stories to make money off religion.\n\n The Nigerian money-laundering scam is not new, it began before the Internet. You get a letter, explaining how some deposed leader (usually he was from Nigeria) left his homeland with much cash and needs to deposit it in a bank. By allowing him to use your bank account to deposit the funds, you get a certain percentage of what they have, but it is really what they want from you, because they have nothing to give!\n\nNowadays, for Christians they send a email saying they converted from Islam and have a lot of cash they want to give to a ministry for the Lord. It starts off saying something like this -I was a Moslem or a retired military top officer in the Nigerian Army. The letter may have a heading of Confidential or Top Secret or some other eye catching phrase. In it they write that they sold all the properties after someone's death, or gained a great inheritance and are looking to invest  into God's work as instructed by the owner, is $10,000,000.00 (Ten million US dollars). Some will say I was able to divert up to $45,000,000.00 (Forty Five million U.S Dollars, into my personal Bank Account, hoping to invest the money when I’m retired. They may even mention the International Bank and give you a phone number. Of course they need you bank account number. Don’t give it to them, don’t even entertain these liars even if they say there is an urgency for this transaction. These email letters are NOT legit, and if you look in the code in the back you can usually tell where it was sent, this should be reported.  \n\nWhat these scammers want is your banking info, when they get it there will be a withdrawal, not from their account but yours.  Imagine someone who does not know you wanting to deposit over 10-30 million dollars in your account. That's better than the lottery, you didn't have to buy a ticket. I get at least 4-8 of these letters a week. What I do when and if I answer them (most are trashed or reported) is I trade letters for fun. I send each solicitation letter to the other person and tell them to work it out among themselves. However, they should be reported to the FBI or other agencies that cover these matters. \n\nThere are a number of sites that are on top of these scams and others and should be referred before you do anything  www.hoaxbusters.ciac.org,    www.truthorfiction.com., and www.urbanlegends.com