Truth of the matter

Dear Sir,

This letter can only define Nigeria Scam, a.k.a. 419. If this mail look
like scam to you delete it, we are looking for serious minded person.

As we all know, top officials do loot funds out of the country with
non-residence
foreigners. When they try and fail, the world hears it as fraud/scam, but
when they go through, nobody or a newspaper writes it.

This trade is huge here and people are making lots of money out there in
most foreign countries. Though the government are mapping out sophisticated
strategies to checkmate unauthorized dealers. From the president to the
cleaner in the house, they are all into this trade. Go and read about
Abacha,the
former late head of state. Even the so-called present head is still in it.

Most foreigners residing in Nigeria camouflage under corporate bodies,while
they collaborate with top government officials to aid in these
things.Opportune
average officials in our various sectors with out much connection to bring
in foreigners to establish first could only build such relationship through
mail etc.

That I am trying to do.

The point I am making is nothing more than asking you to handle a pure deal
of approximately USD$50,000,000.00, which will take approximately two weeks
to conclude from here. Then the funds clear in any account of yours after
72hrs upon the remittance.

We can only work with a group head or the CEO/Managing director, who possess
the credibility to defend the funds with every solid reputation. Though
we must have to secure all relevant documents to define origin and legitimacy
of funds.

If you could assist us, kindly reach me via this email so we could further
discuss the modalities of this deal.

I await your urgent response via the email:chrisemeka@...

Regards,
Dr. Chris Emeka

HOW exactly did this end up here? It must be the first time i've seen
a scam letter sent directly to a Yahoo Group like this... /Ö