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"Best Nigerian Scam Letter Yet"

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Believe it or not, I went to law school with Patrick Maduagwu. He was a big party guy, as I remember. One night I was sitting at the bar next to him and he told me of his dreams to return home to Nigeria as a Managing Partner.

I salute you, Mr. Maduagwu. As for you Lou, why didn't you tell me you had family on the Dark Continent?

2:05 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is amazing! My husband just received the same letter from Mr Maduagwu about his deceased relative Mr Andrew Lamxxxxx. What a coincidence that there were two multimillionaires killed on the same flight! Good luck to anyone who replies to Mr Maduagwu

6:21 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is really funny, i am a girl of 16 and my long lost relative Andrew Lancaster has just died leaving me $18.5 mil... Wow... i didn't think they could scam children!

5:50 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thank you for posting this - I no longer feel dubiously "special"!

Just to let you know, Nigerian linguists and grammarians are advancing with great haste through the North American name alphabet and as of today's date, have made it to the "L-A-N-D-R-Y's. L-A-N-E...'s are most likely next...

Just how greedily depraved AND linguistically deprived are these scamsters? :-) Well! It's as easy as A-B-C

11:51 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Very nice!
My deceased relative the late Mr. Andrew Langenbahn has just left me $18.5 million... I am soooo lucky!!

8:17 AM

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