6.2 million dollars – all yours for simply providing your personal information for this email scammer to rip you off. Read more…

Someone died. Left million s of dollars in their account. And this schmo promises to give it to you. Yah, right.

More email phishing scams from Nigeria (and the all so honorable Barrister Robert Adams) in an attempt to steal your private information. Don’t fall for it.

To be honest, I’m surprised it’s taken phishing thieves so long to use a fake Obama foundation beneficiary scheme like this. Just be forewarned, it’s not real — DO NOT REPLY to these scammers.

Looks like one of the best ways to scam your money is to say they want to give their money to you. You know, because their dying and they just want to be generous. Yah, I believe that.

Why is it that whenever someone from anther country dies, they want to bequeath all their money to me?

I’m sick (blah, blah, blah). My husband died an left me a fortune (blah, blah, blah). You can have it (spam. spam. spam.)

This is astronomically inconceivable. I have won the lottery yet again – officially making me the richest person in the world who has never seen one penny of winnings.

Subject: ATTN: YOUR CONTRACT PAYMENT APPROVAL On going through files yesterday, we discovered that your file was dumped untreated ,so at this juncture, we apologize for the delay of your payment and please stop communicating with any office now and attention to the appointed office below for you to receive your payment accordingly .

Subject: From Governor, (Bello Idewu)………From Governor, (Bello Idewu).Under The Present Governor,(Professor Charles Soludo),Executive Director,Foreign Operation Department,Central Bank Of Nigeria…. My colleague here being the accountant of the bank asked me of my opinion since he said that he wish not to open up the said unpaid fund clearly to the present governor, our advanced view was orthodox having considering his position as the only account review officer and (OR) the economic growth in my country, therefore we cannot sit down and watch the fund go away like that.Bear in mind that from the record in files of your outstanding contract payment is $21.3 million dollars (Twenty one million three hundred thousand united states dollars) only.

A fake United Nations email scam to lure you away from your money. Don’t buy into it.

Before proceeding, I wish to introduce myself to you; I am William Moris a staff of Natwest Bank plc London. I am the head of the accounts department

Mr. Charles Brown has an intriguing offer to steal your money.

THIS IS TO OFFICIALLY INFORM YOU THAT WE HAVE VERIFIED YOUR CONTRACT

Good day to you. I may have to trouble your sense of personal achievement and reward for an Opportunity properly taken advantage of.