PM scam

[justsomeguy]

That's an interesting camera angle. It makes the back of the hull look like the front.

At first I thought it was the Coriolis effect, but Cote D'Ivoire's just in the Northern hemisphere.
At such a low latitude, maybe extreme gyroscopic precession?

Go figure.

 

[Meriachee]

gyroscopic precession

Or some unknown syndrome like "kite o brakus".
I really like the freestanding wires too. They'd make raising the mast easier.

 

[Phil Herring]

[qoute]Sure enough, 5.5 million Euros. Says so right there! [/quote]

That's a nice looking deposit slip. You rarely see craftsmanship like that anymore.

 

[WayneH]

If they would spend half the energy and creativity on a legit biz, they'd be really rich and RECEIVING these bogus scams.

 

[justsomeguy]

Well, I guess my refusal to offer up any real information has put the scammer(s) off.

So it goes.

Update- apparently Grace just took the weekend off. I'm now in touch with her bank.

 

[Puplox]

No escaping the Nigerian prince(ss) scam! Surprised she's actually supplying photos though.

 

[Meriachee]

apparently Grace just took the weekend off.

She must feel lonely. Nothing a few bank transfers wouldn't fix. Dream on honey.

 

[justsomeguy]

Considering that they accepted my passport photo, when they ask for money, I'm going to send a photo of some money.



"Let me put it to you, that we are government recognized and approved ATM card company and will never engage on any illegal activities. Note that every step involved in delivery of your Africards ATM Card will be made known and clearly to you. We advise you to send the money through western union or money gram with the name as showed below."

 

[Ron20324]

[QUOTE="...Considering that they accepted my passport photo, when they ask for money, ...

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Guy, don't be a fool... don't send them any money. Give them your credit card number instead.