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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
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REVEREND JOHN P. WILLIAMS - EVANGELICAL MISSION FOR CHRIST
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This is an internet
scam! DON'T
send these scammers money for any reason.
[ BEGIN SCAM E-MAIL ]
From: Rev. John Williams <revjohnpwilliams01@emailclick.com>
Reply-to: <revjohnpwilliams@emailclick.com>
Subject: DEAR SIR/MADAM (YOUR ASSISTANCE NEEDED!)
Date: 01/16/2010 04:00:02 AM (Sat, 16 Jan 2010 09:00:02 -0000)
JOHN WILLIAMS AND ASSOCIATES.
Registered office: No 78 Point Road Apapa Lagos Nigeria.
Registration number: OC310323.
VAT Registration number: 961181919
Dear Sir/Madam.
My name is Reverend John P.Williams, the General overseer of Evangelical Mission for Christ (E.M.C) and
also a practicing property attorney by profession. I got your contact from your local directory during my
intensive search for a respectable and God fearing person to assist me claim a Deposit worth US$10.5
Million(Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand United State Dollars Only)belonging to late apostle Mcremmy my
deceased Client.
My late client was an 88 years Old American Catholic priest posted to Nigeria in the 60's on a Missionary
assignment; He lived his remaining life here in Nigeria and owned an NGO (Non Governmental Organization)
that receives Financial Aid (Grant) from the United Nation. I met the catholic priest during one of my
evangelical campaign, knowing my profession and stand in God's field, he offered me a hand of lasting
friendship and obliged me the task of being his personal and property attorney (lawyer) since 1992.
Unfortunately he died of Asthmatic Attack last years and no one ever came forward to claim his funds and
properties. The land properties have since been donated to charity as he mandated me to do so for the
continuity of his contributions in God's vineyard. He also deposited in a Bank here the sum of US$10.5
Million which he intend to donate to Charity homes as he has been doing while alive.
The Directors of the Bank have issued me a notice as his Personal Attorney that my late clients proceeds is
over due for claim and they require his next of kin to release the fund to. I have tried searching on the
Internet to locate any of his relatives abroad on whose account this fund can be paid into without success,
except you. Brethren I wish to present you as the beneficiary/next of kin to my deceased client, I want to
assure you that this does not involve any risk, since I his Attorney is presenting you as his next of kin, all
legal documents will be duly procured for safe fund claim. If I do not come up with a next of kin as
demanded by the bank, the said fund would be confiscated and directed to the Federal Reserve account
which will be used selfishly and ungodly.
Here is the sharing ratio; you will get 50% as your share, while I get 40% to establish an orphanage home as
my client wished while the balance would be set aside for any expenses that we may incur while processing
this transaction.
If you can help me, please contact me immediately with your required information listed below:
Your full names:
Nationality:
Date of birth/age:
Contact Address:
Occupation:
Mobile Phone/fax Number :( for quick and easy communication)
Please keep this information highly CONFIDENTIAL.
Send your reply to: revjohnpwilliams@emailclick.com
I await your fast response.
Yours truly,
Rev.John P.Williams. (SAN)
[ END SCAM E-MAIL ]
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REVEREND JOHN P. WILLIAMS - EVANGELICAL MISSION FOR CHRIST
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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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