More fun with email scams!

I got this in my email today,

I haven’t yet decided if I should respond and let her know that she sent her plea to a gay pagan so her desire to ‘propagate the gospel’ isn’t gonna happen through me. :smiley:

I just want to say that I’m going to use “humblelity” at the next possible opportunity.

I like the use of “you can rich me at…” How apropos.

Hey, someone else got the inheritance scam! This looks like a variation of the e-mail my mom received yesterday.

[QUOTE=E-mail scammer]
INQUIRY OF RECORD-NOTIFICATION OF BEQUEST.

ATTENTION:

By the way of introduction,my name is [name deleted],alegal practitioner and an associate of [firm name deleted], United Kingdom.

This letter is to the effect that on behalf now late Thomas [parents’ surname], but herein referred to as my client,I write to notify you that you are made a beneficiary to the bequeathed sum of £1,600,000.00 GBP (One million,six hundred thousand great britain pounds) by my late client in the codicil to
his will and lasttestament.

The afore-mentioned fund currently reposing in the bank as a fixed deposit having reached it’s maturity warranted that i contact you immediately infulfilment of my legal obligation to the deceased and to your personality as laid down in the depositdictates.

My late client who died in 2005 was until his death a great philanthropist and had stipulated inhiswill,that this bequest be for the support of philantropic activities, humanitarian services and help to theless-privileged.

In accordance with our inheritance laws you are required to forward to me proof of your identity as the bonafide beneficiary in order to perfect arrangements for you to take delivery of your fund. You are advised to acknowledge the receipt of this letter immediately.

Sincerely,[name deleted],LLM.
[/QUOTE]

To mom’s credit, she knew it was a scam right away. I’m so proud. :smiley: