pls reply if dr rasheed ahamed is working in central bank of nigeria?
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Anything that comes out of Nigeria is a scam.Be careful about the UK also because they use that as an address for scams. Lotteries are also scams. Use your head when you get emails like that.
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NO!! This is a scam to steal your identy. For real help to pay off bills go to www.crown.org, www.daveramsey.com or www.suzeorman.com\n\nMore information on the scam:\nhttp://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeria.asp\nand a similar scam:\nhttp://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/d/dutchlottery.htm
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They are definately a scam.I have gotten several.Don't respond.If you receive an offer via email from someone claiming to need your help getting money out of Nigeria — or any other country, for that matter — forward it to the FTC at spam@uce.gov.
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contact the federal reserve or one of their branches (research dept) or the Amer Bankers Assn
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I don't think anyone has a problem with ALL Nigerian people.I'm sure they're just like everyone else.Now the 419ers are a different story.Nigeria is the birthplace of the sleaziest Internet scamming there is.The Nigerian government has assigned the number 419 to the offense for advance fee scams.\n \nSir/Madam,\n \nHowever strange or surprising this contact might seem to you as we have not met personally or had any dealings with you in the past. I must apologize for intruding into your private email address, but I humbly ask that you take due consideration of its importance and immense benefit it will be to you.\n \nI am a legal consultant/broker based in South Africa. I am currently representing some members of the Independent Committee of Eminent Persons (ICEP), Switzerland. (ICEP) is charged with the responsibility of finding bank accounts in Switzerland belonging to non-Swiss indigenes, which have remained dormant since World War II. For more information check: www.dormantaccounts.ch\n \nA dormant account with the sum of Forty Five Million United States Dollars ($45M) as discovered by clients/close associates who are members of (ICEP). The money included accumulated interest. They needed my assistance since the transfer can be made easily with my supervision as an experienced broker. My clients at (ICEP) have confided in me to look for a foreign partner that will help in putting the funds into the banking system and also assist in investing the funds into profitable business ventures for mutual benefits.\n \nSince my clients at the (ICEP), Switzerland have mandated me to look for a foreign partner and that is my aim for contacting you. Please do not despair because I got your email address from a business advertising website on the Internet before making my contact with you. I do not intend to fail my client because I have been a very close associate and legal consultant to them for the past 20 years.\n \nBear in mind that we also have well-established contacts at the Claims Resolution Tribunal (CRT) responsible for handling processing of all claims on accounts due to non-Swiss citizens. Whereas, uncomplicated claims will be processed under a "fast track" procedure, which is the procedure, our claims will be put on.\n \nI have also made contacts with the Trust Company responsible for Dormant Account Recovery (DAR) in the United Kingdom and also concluded final arrangements with them to take over the funds by a new beneficiary legally. As an experienced broker and working with top executive members of (ICEP) who are also my close associates, I have all secret details and necessary contacts for claim of the funds without any hitch.\n \nWe are willing to offer you as much as 20% of the entire funds and after the transaction has been completed. There is no risk involved in this transaction and all the process of the administrative claims will be legally achieved to transfer the funds in your name as the new beneficiary.\n \nIn conclusion, if you are willing and ready to assist us claim the dormant account smoothly, please indicate in your return reply mail to cjoseblankza@yahoo.co.uk or fax number +27-11-5076847 and I will furnish you with more details on how the transaction will be completed including my contact telephone number so that you can call me for questions and clarifications where necessary. We also look forward to doing more deals with you.\n\nWarm regards,\n \nJoseph C. Blank\n \nHere's another\nDear Joseph,\n\nI received your first and second email with hope that you will call me \nto \ndiscuss further on this matter?\n\nWell, I did tried to speak with you the last time I called but \nunfortunately \nyour phone was on a voicemail.\n\nAnyway, if you are interested to work with me in this transaction, you \nare \nadvised to call me on my private telephone number 011-234-802-606-9171 \nfor \nan oral telephone conversation.\n\nThanks in advance.\n\nYours truly,\n\nBarr. Smith.\n\n\n>From:
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"reliable" and "Nigeria" are two different ballparks pal. I would also like to point out this is not a scam, like retard jennifer so cleverly intimated, he is asking how to send his own money
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Go to http://news.ask.com/news?qsrc=1&o=10429&l=dir&q=international%20business%20in%20Ghana for the latest list of new articles on this subject.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Try the World Bank of the Federal Reserve
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We can respond to all of their emails stating that they have found US$250 MILLION dollars that they want to send to YOUR bank acct, they will split it with you, please send your bank acct information so that I may make a deposit! \n\nI dont know about you, but Im wondering how I can protect my own a*s from the crooked government that is running my country (America.) My presidents is stepping all over my civil rights, he is performing illegal wiretapping, illegally collecting phone records from millions of Americans, and is fighting an unjust war using our sons and daughters. The price of fuel is skyrocketing, interest rates are soaring, real estate is reversing, and jobs are being lost. The military is about to go "protect" our southern borders from terrorist Mexicans.....oh, wait a sec, got blinded by the BS for a sec there... I meant to say that the Govt is lying to us about why we need to keep Mexicans out - because its to protect us from Terrorism (although 90% of the terrorist on 9/11 were Saudi Arabians....but we are too busy allowing them to buy out our weapons factories to keep them out of the country....\n\nNo offense, but Ive got enough crap to deal with at home than to be worried about Nigerians!
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Economy\nThe year 2006 is a very crucial in the life of the Obasanjo led PDP Federal Government. It is the only year in the life of the administration that any meaniful economic  work can be done if the president, will, in any way, as he has said again and again leave an economic legacy behind in his eight years of civil rule. As from the second  half of 2006, electioneering campaigns and intense politicking will take over the airwaves with  economic issues taking the back seat.\n\nAides to the president argues that the man is in a hurry to leave a lasting economic legacy behind. Already, the president and his team have rolled out the drums to  beat to the ears of all, that they have achieved a rare feet of $18billion debt relief for Nigeria. Beside that apparently critics of government argue that the  administrations dream of leaving behind, a lasting economic legacy is a far fetched dream to many Nigerians who are yet to see any serious thing to hold on to as what  has been achieved in the last six years of democratic rule.\n\nIt was the expectation of the government and the people that 2005 will open with serious business as the budget was billed for passage by December 2004. Bode  Augusto, the Director General in the budget office of the presidency had, way back as March 2004, started the process of budget articulation through consultation.  He had expressed optimism that by December the budget would have been passed by the National Assembly. But alas, the budget was delayed into the second  quarter of 2005. Already the 2006 budget has been sent to the National Assembly expectations are that it should be passed early enough to enable ministries and  parastatals to commence implementation. If the passage of the budget dragged as it was in some cases, the hope of a brighter prospect for the economy by 2006 will  once again be dashed.\n\nThe 2006 budget has a wider implication for the economy, the prospect of higher oil prices has led the Federal Government to benchmark the budget on an average  crude prices from $30 per barrel as was the case in 2005. While this looks good on the surface, the turn of events in the wee hours of 2005 may mean that part of the  budget may not be realised except if financed by savings from past excess crude revenue. Prices of crude have taken the downward trend in recent weeks.\nThe Chinese and India economies that have been on the driving seat of crude oil price hike are being slowed down by deliberate policies of these government. Also,  the situation in Iraq is getting better and oil supply in that region may become stable in 2006.\n\nAlso, the unprecedented damage that hurricane Katrina has done to US, and the improvement in the weather condition of the North, has further put hold on growth  prospect of the US and oil supplies . The continued turbulence in the Niger Delta has continued to pose a serious challenge to the ability of Nigeria to meet its OPEC  quota.\nYear 2006 is equally crucial for the finance sector. Banks are certainly going to find the year most challenging as the deadline for their recapitalisation draws to a close  today, 31st December, 2005. By 1st of January 2006, being the New Year Day,  25 or 24 banks out of the present 89 banks will commence operation with capital  base of N25billion. This is expected to impact positively on the real sector as interest rates are expected to drop lower. Many of the banks which had hoped to go it  alone have been forced to find a partner to merge with. Several of the banks that are yet to find a marriageable partners may have to be liquidated by the CBN .\nBy the early part of the year, activities in the money market may be low as many of the banks will focus on integration. The banking public may have for the period,  focus on few banks that have met the N25billion capitalisation target.\n\nIn 2006, the reforms being carried out in the CBN will begin to show. The apex bank is to focus on its core mandate of money supply, banker and fi
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http://www.dh.gov.uk/AboutUs/MinistersAndDepartmentLeaders/ChiefMedicalOfficer/Features/FeaturesArticle/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=4102997&chk=OcYuEL
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"The United States Federal Trade Commission has issued a consumer alert about the Nigerian scam. It says: "If you receive an offer via email from someone claiming to need your help getting money out of Nigeria — or any other country, for that matter — forward it to the FTC at spam@uce.gov."\n\nThe United States Department Of The Treasury advises "You may also email the 419er documents, especially any banking data they may have given you, marked as described above, to Task Force Main in DC 419.fcd@usss.treas.gov; that is also acceptable."
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He was the Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia, and had to resign because of some controversy over secret bank accounts. He is still alive.
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Is he that Nigerian refugee who sent me the e-mail a few weeks ago? He owes me money! I'm will waiting for my $7.5 million, ya jerk!
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Plz make a cheque or draft in favour of Chief Minister's Relief Fund and send the same to the respective state at address:\n\nChief Minister's Relief Fund\n\nCentral Secretariat\n\n<Capital City>, <State>\n\nIt will reach.
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This sounds like some kind of scam.  Are they from Nigeria?
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That was a scam?  \n\nWonder if I can get by old job back.  ;(\n\nI just have to hold on a little while longer.  My friend Abdule is sending me $20,000,000 for helping him out with a money transaction.  Those Nigerian banks sure are slow!