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Aunty Post
30 Jun 14 09:47
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In brief introduction I am Mr.John Browns (Financial Broker & Finance Risk
Control Officer)10 Sandalwood Drive, Ruislip - Middx HA4 7JT, UNITED KINGDOM,


            RE- FUND TRANSFER MATTER,

Are you a business minded person, can you uphold financial transaction with
utmost secrecy, sincerity and seriousness? Your ability to respond and
co-operate with me, will be the beginning of more good financial deals between
us.


I work in the Finance Risk control/Accounts Broker Unit of a prestigious bank
in the United Kingdom. I have the official duty to process and release unclaimed
funds to the relatives of persons who have died without placing will/testament
on their monetary assets. Recently, there are multiple funds floating in the
bank treasury, these funds are what I want to shift/transfer to your account for
your benefit and mine.


Can you be trusted? However, as soon as you give me a reply and we conclude
necessary talks; the sum of 9,000,000.00(GBP)shall be transferred to your bank
account immediately. The transfer of funds to your account shall be lawfully
executed in respect to the wire regulatory ethics guiding the transfer of huge
fund from one country to another.


Besides, we can achieve this success of fund transfer within 5 bank working
days.Due to the confidential nature of this financial deal, please indicate your
interest by simply reply to my email.


I anticipate your urgent response to this financial matter, thank you.

Sincerely,
Mr.John Browns

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By:
Aunty Post
When: 30 Jun 14 09:48
Oh dear, I feel so let down now as his address does not exist.............Cry
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Jun 14 09:56
Harpers Ferry was a long time ago tbf..
By:
Aunty Post
When: 30 Jun 14 10:10
Correction...the address does come up using just the post code only.

Not very salubrious for someone who talks in millions!
By:
marychain1
When: 30 Jun 14 10:56
The landlord of the Caledonian pub in Liverpool posted a picture of a letter he received that went something like

Dear Sir,

I am the lawyer of your long lost brother John The Caledonian Pub, who recently died and left a fortune that you will now inherit. Please send us your bank details etc
By:
inner city sumo
When: 30 Jun 14 13:37
What can someone do with your bank details alone?
By:
sideshowbob
When: 30 Jun 14 13:47
what kind of finance risk control officer gives away 9 million quid?

i think this guy is in the wrong profession. Laugh
By:
curious-cat
When: 30 Jun 14 17:35
inner city sumo   30 Jun 14 13:37 

What can someone do with your bank details alone?



Could they create a false identity ?

For example if they somehow got details of call me a taxi's bank account a Nigerian could impersonate him Laugh
By:
themightymac
When: 30 Jun 14 17:38
Ruislip, Nigeria
By:
curious-cat
When: 30 Jun 14 18:22
Tropic of Ruislip ?
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 30 Jun 14 22:26
The sad reality is that simply with someones name and bank account sort code and account number that they can set up direct debits from your account.

No proof of identity is required.

I have recently been a victim of identity fraud and have learned a lot about the system.

So if you have ever given someone a cheque you are wide open to having unauthorised amounts taken from your bank - they will be refunded on request, but is that really good enough?

Google 'Jeremy Clarkson bank account.'

The banks say shred all bank details etc, but it is all a load of bawlocks.
By:
inner city sumo
When: 30 Jun 14 23:20
Interesting. I use cheques quite a lot usually to avoid credit cards. No win other than cash payments, but that isn't practical on a lot of occasions.
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