Would you allow yourself to be conned by this?

Beware the scammers:

FROM: TAN WONG
(tanwong800@yahoo.com.hk)

I am Mr.Tan Wong director of operations of the Hang Seng Bank Ltd. I have an obscured business suggestion for you.

I have urgent and confidential business proposition for youthat will be of great benefit for both of us.It involves adeceased client(Major Fadi Basem) of my bank who depositedthe sum of $24,500.000.00 only in my branch and the clientwas reported dead along with his family due to war crisisinvolving Americans and Iraqis.My bank have carried outserious search to locate his next of kin since his deathbut to no avail, and the client confided in me the lasttime he visited my bank that i alone knew of this said funds and no next of kin was indicatede in the officialpapers he used in depositing the funds in my bank,so iam proposing to you as a foreigner to come and lay claim toit in order for the funds to be shared between me and you.My attorney will prepare the necessary document to put as the next of kin to (Major Fadi Basem).After you have been made the next of kin, the attorney will also file in for claims on your behalf and secure the necessary approval and letter of probate in your favour for the move of thefunds to an account that will be provided by us.There is no risk involved at all in the matter as we are going to adopt a legalized method and the attorney will prepare all the necessary documents to give it the legal backing it requires.Once the funds have been transferred to your nominated bank account,we shall share in the ratio of 65% for me, 30% for you and 5% will be use to pay back any partner at the end of the transfer for any money spent in the process of the transfer.Should you be i nterested,please send me your full names and current residential address in order for the processing of the docuemnts to commence and I will prefer you to reach me on my private email address(tanwong800@yahoo.com.hk)and i shall provide you with more details of thisoperation.Utmost discretion is required in the matter

Your earliest response to this letter will be appreciated.

Regards,

Mr.Tan Wong.

never in my life time


Thanks for sharing, Good Morning too you

not a chance..

No way

No.....

These kind of emails are so fake, I can't believe anyone would even come close to believing such hogwash.

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No chance. I see them all the time.

looks ok to me

nope

No way. You wouldn't believe the number of emails I've had from people wanting to deposit millions of pounds into my bank account.

They can't seriously think that people are going to respond - who on earth spends their time composing these messages, have they nothing better to do with their time?

i get these all the time. i immediately hit the spam button. It is called phishing. If it sounds to good to be true then it probably is.

no.......

no...way!....=)

I've never got anything like that yet, it's always the ones promising to increase my penis size which is a bit odd for a woman.

if i ever got anything like that i'd be bored after reading the 1st sentence and chuck it in the bin

No, seen to many through my old job to be taken in, but you'd be amazed at how many are.

Nah Uh...not in this lifetime!

You mean i have been ripped off......but it seemed so legitimate to me..

:)

No, you know that saying, 'You got to be in it to win it' and 'Nothing is for free'?
And look at the spelling.

we will just introduce Mr Tan Wong to Y!A so he can spend his free time here and not conning other people..

Mr. Wong is a ding dong....see ya later gotta go,the turnip truck is here...

nope

as soon as i had read the first two lines i would press delete

I got an Email very similar to this one about two years ago.
I called the police in the city where the Email came from.The police said that they were aware of this scam and that there is not a whole lot that they can do about it.These messages are usually not from the country they claim to be from.It is sad that people fall for this garbage.

no i dont fall for those ads , .................

No way I get email's like this almost every week. Remember if it is to good to be true then it is probably a scam.

If you dont want to do it send it on to someone who will.

NEVER! ....(wait, what was the email again? millions of dollars? all i gotta do is send you all my personal info? wow what a deal? sounds good to me!) NOT!