Season's Greetings!,

“Adem John” sounds as if we’re old pals and business partners. I bet there’s not one “undisclosed recipient” here knows who he is. One thing is certain: we all know that “Adem John” is a scammer. He wants our money, and he will risk sounding like a screwball to get it. If you receive this, know it for what it is—an advance-fee fraud scam. Delete it and don’t reply to this idiot, who obviously doesn’t know “Season’s Greetings” isn’t used in professional letters and only used at Christmastime.

Friday, July 3, 2009 6:11 PM
From:
"adem john"

To:
undisclosed-recipients
Season's Greetings!,
GOOD DAY
This is my appreciation for your passed commitments in the transaction.I realized your hands were tied up then.I have transfered the Fund in a new BankAccount provided by a friend of mine in London .I dropped an International Certified Bank Draft worth of US$2.8million,(two million,Eight hundred thuosand Uintedstate dollars) to send to you in care of secretary (pastor williams obi) inBenin-Republic as compensation for your passed efforts.So contact him via this email address: (pastorwilliamsobi@live.com) or forwardmy email to him, asking her to send the Bank Draft to you.I am presently inLondon trying to set up my business,buy shares,stocks,and other profitablebusinesses. Send to her your infomation as i listed below:
1. Your full name:-------------------------------------------
2. Your home delivery address:--------------------------------
3. Your mobile & house phone numbers:----------------------
Take good care of yourself.
Best wishes,
Dr,Adem John.