why don't you just block them? they are every where.. they get mailing
lists too.. so the more you sign up to things on the web the more chance
they have to get your email address.. I wouldn't give them the time of
day..And, I think those that do perpetrate these scams are educated enough
not to fall for a curse..
--
"Don't tell me how educated you are,
tell me how much you have traveled."
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"Pat Anderson" wrote in message
news:IVlhNKA5$M4HJwfS@aicuk.demon.co.uk...
> In message , Marc Lurie
> writes
>>Thanks Pat,
>>
>>Another scammer tried today. He's a Nigerian pretending to be an
>>American businesman called Lou Wilson from Chicago, but he has a
>>yahoo.com address, and a telephone number in Dallas (that is out of
>>order) :-)
>>
>>How these idiots think they'll get away with it is beyond me. ;-)
>>
>>Marc
>>
>>On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 15:02:19 +0000, Pat Anderson
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Marc,
>>>I am a member of an egroup on Yahoo called Mwananchi, there are some
>>>Nigerian members, I`m not sure who is Ibo or Yoruba but I can see what
>>>I can do. Apart from my years in Kenya I did live in Nigeria for five
>>>years but don`t speak any languages from there.
>>>Pat.
> Marc,
> Here the advice is to ignore all Nigerian scams whether they appear
> genuine or not.
> Pat.
> --
> Pat Anderson
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