I seek your permission (NIGERIAN 419 ADVANCE-FEE FRAUD SCAM FROM "MISS MACI [RODA] SORO DUNHAMN")

"Miss Sorro" is another miss with woes and sadness. Poor, poor orphan girl, who's so rich and her mean old mama fixed it so she has to have a foreign partner to get it for her. Oh dear! What's a rich girl to do? Pooh! She has no money and she's not an orphan. She's a lying scammer! Reply to her and she'll not only demand money, but a lot of personal info, as you will see. There were three bits of "correspondence" from the "lass" so here they are, along with my replies.

I seek your permission

Saturday, February 13, 2010 2:55 AM



From:

"MACI SORO" maci.soro@btinternet.com

To:


undisclosed-recipients

Dearest, I am miss Maci Soro, 20 years old from ivory coast. Only child/Daughter of Mrs Helen Soro. I have 9.7 million USD which was made by my mother before she died in Oct 2006 which is left in a Bank here in my country. I seek your permission to remit this amount to your country so that I could come to your country for investment and to further my Education.
 
I have accepted to offer you 20% of the total sum for your desire to assist me. Please do respond immediately you receive this mail for more information regarding the Fund.
 
My Best Regards.
Miss Maci Soro Dunhamn.
 
I sent her a brief reply, asking for her photo. She tries and apparently fails:
 
Re : Re: I seek your permission
 
Saturday, February 13, 2010 6:58 AM



From:


"macisorodunhamn@netcourrier.com" macisorodunhamn@netcourrier.com

To:


"Linda DePeel"

Dearest One,


I tried to send my picture to you as you requested but this mail id was not going with the attachement of my picture so i decided to send it with my yahoo id.

Thanks yours,


Miss Maci Soro Dunhamn.

There was another e-mail, waiting. Her photo was enclosed, and this is what she said:

This is my picture attach with my mail

Saturday, February 13, 2010 6:55 AM



From:
"Roda Soro" macisoro@yahoo.com



To:


la_black_roze@yahoo.com



Dearest One,


I really appreciate God for making it possible for you to read and understand my mail and my present situation, anyway I have prayed and I am very sure that God in his mercy is doing something in my life which will be fulfil through you. I have been to the Bank myself for the retrieving of the consignment but the Bank director made me to understand that my late mother instructed that the consignment should not be release to me directly but to my foreign partner which means I need to present a foreign partner for the clam of the consignment from the Bank and that is what I need you to do for me as I know that you are a child of God and you will not betray me after the consignment get to you in your country.

I want to know more about you please like your phone number and picture as the Bank has asked me to submit the details of my foreign partner as soon as possible so that file will be made in your name as regards to the release and shipment of the consignment, so please send me your details such as

Your phone number/house address

Your occupation/ passport copy.

The moment I have those details I will proceed to submit them to the Bank, thanks and may God guard us to finalise this transaction in sincere and honest to one and another.

Thanks Yours,


Miss. Maci Soro dunhamn.


I'm starting to get rather aggravated at this point. These scammers don't seem to know or care that there are other scammers out there, sending out the same garbage. Then I'm really cheesed when I see her photo. It's quite familiar, and I can't place the name, but she ranted and raved at me like a lunatic when I called her on her deviousness. (Not "Grace Roberts".) But I think what really irks me the most is when these scammers hide behind God to do their dirty deeds. That's just plain sick and wrong. So, I'm obliged to call her on it and see if she takes the bait.

Dear Miss Soro


Your photo looks very familiar. I compared it with a photo of another young lady who sent me a similar e-mail. Are you sure you aren't the same person?

Sincerely


The Black Rose

I haven't heard from her yet, but as my mom says, "There's always tomorrow." We'll see if she has anything to say for herself.