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This is just one type of the thousands
of scam e-mail variants
sent out each day by 419 scammers. If you've received an e-mail even
remotely similar to the scam published here or if you have
arrived at this page via an internet search resulting from an e-mail
that you received, YOU
HAVE RECEIVED A SCAM E-MAIL!
ROSELINE MULEKO
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This is an internet
scam! DON'T
send these scammers money for any reason.
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From: Mrs Roseline Muleko <rosemuleko750@gmail.com>
Reply-to: <rosemuleko750@gmail.com>
Subject: THANK YOU
Date: 01/16/2010 07:12:04 PM (Sat, 16 Jan 2010 16:12:04 -0800)
I greet you in the name of our lord. My name is MRS ROSELINE MULEKO, I am a
widow and a mother of Two all girls. I know you will see my letter to you as an
embarrassment considering the fact that we do not know ourselves, from Adam,
but,plead with you to be patient with me. Well,I feel very pleased to contact
you for some assistance and business relationship.I live in South Africa with
my children. My late husband was a loving, caring and hardworking businessman
who died unfortunately In a ghastly autocrash.
Before the sudden death of my beloved husband, and father of my daughters, my
late husband intended to establish a business, Abroad with the sum of$8.5
million united states dollars, but unfortunately he died before this proposed
venture.
Following his death, his family members insisted that I am not entitled to his
property (Assets and money) since I am a woman and my offspring's all girls as
I do not have a male child for my husband. Well, according to barbaric
traditional laws here in this partof Africa which doesn't
entitled a woman to inherit a man's property, as they are expected by tradition
to take over the management of his business and other properties including
myself who automatically becomes a wife to one of his immediate brothers.
Unfortunately to this wicked family members, the $8.5million united states
dollars which my late husband intended to use in establishing a business in
Overseas was deposited in a bank account unknown to his family. I and his
Banking Officer are the only ones aware of this money,so I have
discussed this matter with in the bank that I want this money personally
so that I will be able to take care of my children's educational needs since my
husband's family members vehemently opposed the furtherance of their education.
According to the officer of the bank, the best way to securethis money is to
remit this money to a foreign bank designate outside our country for safe-
keeping, later it will be expended for future business investment subject to
the Advise of whosoever finally assists us.
At this juncture, Ithere fore ask for your kindest and sincere assistance in
providing us with the following details, according to the officer in the Bank-
1.Full Name:
2.Address:
3.Marital Status:
4.Mobile Number
And these will be in the enablement to facilitate the remittance of this funds
into your nominated account. As soon as I get your positive response, I shall
provide you with all the necessary detail for this Remitance.
However, I have decided to give you 30% of the total money as a reward for
your sincere assistance and the remaining 70% of the money will be for our both
mutual investment as I will want to keep aglow my late husbands dream of
investing in real estate and other lucrative ventures.
To be able to help me, kindly send through my email, your personal details
including your contact information for easy communication.
send your reply to my private e-mail if only you are interested:
rosemuleko750@gmail.com
Thanking you for your anticipated response
MRS ROSELINE MULEKO
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ROSELINE MULEKO
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any real people and / or legitimate
organizations whose actual names or other details appear in
these scam e-mails have absolutely no
connection
with this scam!
Scammers never use their real
names.
They frequently take on the identity of real people to help make themselves and their scam appear legitimate.
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