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4play See other 4play Articles Title: A NEW AND IMPROVED 419 SCAM! Sarah Jones wrote: JP MORGAN CHASE BANK 125 London Wall, London EC2Y 5AJ UK Ref: JPMCH/CMB-LN/324/08 Dear Beneficiary, PAYMENT VIA JP MORGAN CHASE CARD Following a joint resolution between the British Prime Minister in conjunction with U.S Government, World Bank and United Nations, this is to let you know that an irrevocable payment approval order with Release Code: GEN/870/02/08 has been issued in your favor for your contract entitlement/award winning to be released to you through the JP Morgan Chase Bank in UK. Due to the numerous fraudulent activities by some government officials here, we have resolved to implement the use of ATM debit MasterCard for the release of your payment which will be issued by our bank in your favor. In this payment scheme, your payment will be credited into a MasterCard account which will enable you either to make withdrawals at any cash point or at any JP Morgan Chase branch close to you. This is a JP Morgan Chase new working initiative, which was put in place to curb the incessant incidents of fraud. However for the purpose of proper verification among other relevant information, it is imperative that you supply us with the following requirements; 1. Your full name(s) as would appear on your card. 2. Full address (safe for the delivery of your card) 3. Any proof of identification 4. Logistics/Processing fee US$830.00 In line with the above, we wish to let you know that the total amount approved in your favor is US$8.3million; the total sum will be lodged into your debit card account in a one time payment. The daily withdrawal limit is US$10,000. You are expected to defray the logistics/Processing fee of US$830.00 to enable us process and release your MasterCard immediately. Endeavor to forward the above required details immediately to enable us program and dispatch your card without any delay. Your card will come with an already programmed pin; you will be required to change the initial generic pin to any four digit of your choice during your first login at any cash point. All relevant documents are intact. Yours truly, Sarah Jones (Ms.) Chief Executive Officer Consumer Finance - JP Morgan Chase & support teams. And my reply: Dear (Ms.) Jones, I'm so thrilled to be the lucky winner of 8.3 million dollars! I do charity and volunteer work and believe me, I can make very good use of this windfall! (some very nice and friendly Ethiopeans here have been wrongfully arrested and jailed for running what the US Govt calls a "419 scam" and I want to help them and send money to their families who relied on them for support.) And, to make matters worse, when the govt swooped down and made the arrests they prevented me from receiving my share of millions of dollars that I had won. Needless to say, I'm very very sad. So, I'd like to make a counter offer to you. If you'll send me $830 in cash to show that you're acting in good faith, then I'll split the 8.3 million dollars with you! (60% for me and 40% for you! That will mean over 20 million dollars for you!) How's that for an irresistible offer? If this is agreeable to you then please send the money through the mail ASAP to "DEAR OCCUPANT" PO box 419 Leavenworth, KS (Inmate # 666087) Not only will this verify that you're in the UK, but, the cash will be the best evidence of your sincerity! I must insist on this test because the bank that you mentioned, (JP Morgan Chase) has a reputation for dishonesty. In fact if you were using any other American bank but that one, my $830 would be on its way to you now! Because you mentioned "numerous fraudulent activities by some government officials here" and that questionable bank, well, a naive colored boy like me just can't be too careful, right? And, could you also include a picture of you smiling? I ask this because the name "Jones" is very rare and it's certainly one I've never heard, and I'm a little bit curious what you look like! So, why not make millions for your trouble? You can trust me! Honest Injun! Thanking you in advance my fellow millionaire! Your Friend, "Dear Occupant"
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Huh! Just proves they are rank amateurs. The fees are for "modalities." All Nigerian scammers know THAT. ahaha.
I'm trying not to discourage the young fellow. He may have a bright future once he polishes it up!
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