29 September 2010

Another internet scam

Rico says they come in as spam, but some are more classic than others, including this one:
Dear Customer:
We wish to inform you that your Automated Teller Machine Card (ATM CARD) is now ready for transfer to you. This card is for the sum of Fourteen Million Seven Hundred Thousand United States Dollars (US$14.7, 000 000.00), owed you by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for your contract/inheritance payment. We regret any inconvenience the delay in this payment may have caused you. We wish to notify you that this fund (US$14.7 Million Dollars) has been deposited in our bank and we were instructed by the CBN to deliver this fund to you through the ATM CARD service to prevent complications that arise from wire transfer of funds into the United States and to equally avoid confistication by various Law Enforcement Agencies. Be informed that you can only make a withdrawal of US$20,000.00 (Twenty Thousand United States dollars) per day.

Your card have been sent to the FedEx courier service office in Abuja and you are required to contact the FedEx courier service with your full contact details for the immediate delivery of your ATM CARD to your home address. Contact the courier office with this information below:

Contact Person: Mark Johnson
Email: courier10020@live.com
Phone: +234-802-823-1202

Let me know once you receive your ATM CARD.

Yours faithfully,
Mr. Phillips Oduoza
MD/CEO,
United Bank For Africa (UBA).

Disclaimer: The United Bank for Africa (UBA) will not be held responsible for the loss of your ATM CARD so you are hereby advice to insure this card with any insurance agency of your choice before transfer to your home address to enable immediate replacement in the case of loss and endeavor to claim this card as soon as you can to avoid loss due to multiple claim.

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