Can I Trust You? (NIGERIAN 419 ADVANCE-FEE FRAUD SCAM FROM "MR. KINGSLEY W. NANA")

Here's another fine example of a scammer who's confronted with the fact that he's a lying thief. "Kingsley W. Nana" is supposed to be a shrewd businessman offering a "Great Business Venture" to you, but we all know it's a ruse, in order to get you to pay him money. I told him about it and he came back as the self-righteious, snivelling thief he is, telling me it was to "help me have a better life"--really? How? By being destitute because I've given my money to him? Gimme a break! Anyway, here is our "correspondence", and if you receive anything from this little maggot, delete it and leave him to rot!

Can I Trust You?

Date: Tuesday, February 2, 2010, 6:31 AM
From: Kingsley White kingsleywhite@att.net
To: undisclosed-recipients

Dear Friend,

My name is Kingsley W. Nana, Am an accountant in Ministry of Roads and Highways Ghana and also a member of the contracts award committee.I know this email may come to you as a surprise but be rest assured that this is neither a hoax nor scam. I write to solicit your assistance in a funds transfer deal involving $10,500,000.00.(Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars).

Two years ago the government of the republic of Ghana awarded contracts through my department,which I and my colleague deliberately over invoiced the contract sum to the tune of US $10,500,000.00.The contracts value has been paid off to the actual contractors that executed the said jobs and it has been commissioned late last year, Leaving behind the unpaid fund of US $10,500,000.00.

My reason of contacting you is to be my trusted foreign partner that shall front to the affiliate payments bank in claim of this funds as the contractor whose money is yet to be paid. I will configure your name in our computer database as the legitimate beneficiary of the fund.You will present yourself as the beneficiary to the bank in claim of the over invoiced sum of money.

All I require is your honest cooperation and confidence . I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate atmosphere that will not put either of us in trouble,I will advise that you give this a positive consideration and get back to me at your earliest convenience.

Upon your reply We shall agree on a considerable sharing pattern that will make both of us happy.All I desire from you is your sincerity of purpose in this regard.

Please do acknowledge your acceptance by forwarding the following to me:

(1) Your Full Name,
(2) Occupation,
(3) Your age,
(4) Country,
(5) Your private Telephone or Fax number

I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible.

God Bless.
Mr.Kingsley W. Nana



Maybe I'm having a meltdown, but it just really torks me when scammers are looking for "honest partners". Here's my response:

Rather odd question, don't you think, considering that you're a lying lowlife thief?

Here comes his "Self-Righteousness":

You Can never be trusted

Wednesday, February 3, 2010 2:23 AM



From:


"Kingsley w. Nana" kingwhite.nana1976@gmail.com


To:


"Linda DePeel"


Hi,


I do not offer you this business proposal only for you to insult me,But just to give you a good sound of life.

You may have fall into the wrong part of life.I do not aspect you to handle this kind of fund because is too much that you can believe it exits,but real .

Thanks


Mr.Kingsley Nana

Here's my reply to his snivelling:

If you're an up and coming, In-The-Know Savvy Businessman, you should know it really isn't appropriate to have temper tantrums. And I know what you are because I have received many, many of the same scams. So save it for a rainy day, pal, and stay out of my privacy with your scam from now on if you don't want your tender feelings hurt. Otherwise, expect it everytime you contact this e-mail address. Now pull on your Big Boy Pants and deal with it.


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I hope I don't have another "Edwin Anderson" [remember him?] to contend with! Lol!