The Scammers, Part Two
Posted: May 29th, 2007 | Author: Don | Filed under: Misc, Wonder | Tags: Africa, fraud, Nigeria, scam, scammers, Shell, theft | No Comments »A new friend of mine was recently hit by a scammer going by the same name as my sister, but with a twist, one was Paul James, and the other was James Paul. Same basic story, with a few twist in the story line, but in general the same story.
This person got hit in a MUCH bigger way and for a lot of money, which put her in a tight position with her family and with herself.
These folks MUST be stopped! We know where they are, we know how they are doing it, we even track some of what they are doing. (We being our federal government.) Why are we not protecting our citizens and stopping this from happening?
In this case, I know that it is a different person than the one that went after my sister. This guy took it another step and when my friend confronted him, he came back at her asking for more money “if she really loved him”. Guy, wake up, SHE REALLY LOVED YOU, but YOU DIDN’LOVE HER! In snooping around I found that he is stringing along six other ladies, and two guys. Swings both ways on the Net. He just want’s the money!
Ladies, if you are talking to a man in Nigeria who says he works for Shell as a consultant, tells you that he can’t cash a check there because the banks are too bad, needs you to wire him some money to help him till Shell finally pays him, or some other excuse for needing money, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE AS FAR FROM HIM AS POSSIBLE! This is a scam that is bringing the Nigerian Scammers a large amount of money.
Just in the past week, I have seen it bring them in over $28,000 US which is a LOT of money there. (Not too shabby here either for a weeks worth of work!)
Please think before sending anyone you haven’t meant in person money, except for bonified charities, and even then look into them carefully, and before you give them your heart and soul. Make sure they are legit, then meet with them once. If they are giving you a sob story, it probalby isn’t 100% legit.

