Pat Messes with Nigerian Scammers (part 2)
Pat’s actually going to London next week, so maybe he can collect his winnings!
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 11:30 AM, barclays bank <barclaysbank.info2001@gmail.com> wrote:
BARCLAYS BANK LONDON UK
Head Office Address:
Knightbridge International Centre
P.O.Box 9042
Bowater House
68 Knightbridge
London SW1X 7 BW
Telex: /Barclays / 6645BLYS 24October/2009
+447024044403
+447024044428 Attn:Charles Kavenford
Top of the day to sir, I am using this medium to acknowledge the receipt of your email ,however your check will be ready for dispatch as soon as possible but your delivery address is not available to this bank and it is highly needed to effect this motive, also your funds is in tune of Ten million Dollars USD $10,000000,and your check will be issued in batch’s with each batch having a tune two million five hundred thousand Dollars $2,5000000,
The bank will be responsible for the delivery of your check via courier service to your delivery address, also you are to provide any form of identification to enable this bank clarify and effect the delivery of your check, I await your reply in respect to your delivery address and identification
NB:Call my direct number for much needed informations.+447035926533
Ruben Crosssbridge
Foreign Remmittance Manager
Barclays Bank Plc
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From: Patrick McManus <mcmanusla@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: Dear Charles Kavenford Very vital information
To: barclays bank <barclaysbank.info2001@gmail.com>
To My Dear Friend Messr. Crosssbridge,
I am sure you can only imagine the welcome smile your reply email has brought to my countenance. I can affirm that I am in receipt of your email and that as I believe we both can attest, we should act with a sense of urgency on this matter.
I have tried to reach you at the number provided but my fears became an unwelcome reality when I was unable to bypass an according operator in London. Would it be accpetable to contact you via other means? Most curiously, I will be in London on business a fortnight from tomorrow and would humbly suggest this matter be resolved over a cocktail.
In the interim and in the interests of expediency, I have enclosed a most recent photograph below which will no doubt begin to piece the process of circumventing the Overseas Creidt Commissions @ St. James. Please confirm that the enclosed photograph is a suitable means of identification. I’m suggest once all is said and done, we shall both be having a chuckle over a gin and tonic perhaps in your haunt of choice in Shadford or Brompton.
I’ll await your reply with an eagerness and enthusiasm that I have not felt since my boarding school days at Chadwick.
With Warmest and Kindest Regards,
Charles Kavenford
