"I herein wish to inform you that Dr. Glen Smith" has an overactive imagination. He doesn't even know which "undisclosed-recipient" he's talking to! Do you know this fellow? Have you ever helped him with a "money transfer"? Chances are you haven't. So why bother replying to this nonsense--unless you like to tease them a bit, like me!
Good-News!!!
Thursday, February 18, 2010 5:06 AM
From:
"Dr.Glen Smith" gasmith704@sbcglobal.net
To:
undisclosed-recipients
Dear Friend,
I herein wish to inform you that I succeeded in the claims of that fund with the aid of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).I did not forget your efforts to assist me in the past. I have written a Barclays Bank Cashier check of eight Hundred and Fifty Thousand United States Dollars ($850.000.00) in your name, to compensate you. You should email my secretary Rev:Edward J. Michael at (rev.edward_justinemichael@hotmail.fr) and direct him on how to send the check to you. Presently, I am very busy in China with my investment intents.
Thanks,
Dr.Glen Smith
Please do not fail to reconfirm your full informations to him
. 1) Your Full Name.............................
2) Your Age...................................
3) Marital Status.............................
4) Your Cell Phone Number…………..
5) Your Fax Number……………….....
6) Your Country………………..............
7) Your Occupation............................
8) Sex........................................
9) Your Religion...........................
Here comes the teasing part!
Dear "Dr. Good News"
If I've "helped you in the past", you should have all that information on file. If you cannot keep track of it, don't blame me. You'll just have to track it down, but you better cough up my non-existent money and I want it right now!!!
"Thanks"
One of Your "undisclosed-recipients"
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