Internet Scammers have reached a new low

[chpthril]

FROM: SERGEANT GILES BRIGHT.
Camp MXP-512 Third Infantry Division Unit(T.I.D.U),
Abul Uruj, Baghdad, Iraq.

I am Sergeant Giles Bright, a native of the United Kingdom. But a citizen and resident of the US. I am a soldier of the US troop currently serving in the third infantry division Unit in Iraq.

I am currently on duty break, in Kuwait. My partner Darren D. Braswell,36, of Riverdale, Ga.,Darren D.Braswell died Jan. 7th near TalAfar,Iraq, when the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter in which he was a passenger crashed. Braswell worked For the Army and Air Force Exchange Service, Before his death We secretly moved some abandoned cash in a mansion belonging to the former president, Saddam Hussein and the total cash is US$20,200,000.00 (Twenty Million two hundred thousand Dollars).

As I write this letter to you, this boxes is here with me in cash, as I secretly moved it out of Iraq to a safty place. You don't need to be afraid of anything as no one,knows about this and everything is safe. I would be pleased And grateful to you if you could assist me in receiving these boxes on my behalf as I will be heading back soon to camp in Iraq(war front) to join my colleagues. Of course, I shall compensate you with an attractive percent of the total funds for your role/efforts. We have limited time now, kindly get back to me immediately.

Moving the funds out of here is not going to be much of a problem as arrangement are being made towards that. All I want from you is your trust and assurance that if the boxes containing the funds is in your possession, you will follow my instruction when making expenses.

Please get back to me with your full name and contact phone number (cell phone, preferable) without delay and lets negotiate terms.

Your response will determine our subsequent correspondence.

You can read more on this website for more information and explanation

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/2988455.stm
Yours in Service.
SERGEANT GILES BRIGHT

[spharis]

You should play along with bad English as well and keep copies of everything. I love when people do that.

[Domsz06]

this crap is so old and not exciting who would. Really believe him?

[xpjim1]

Now they have moved off the internet to US Mail. I recieved a beautifully typed letter and a check for $3600. The letter told me I had one a prize of $75000 and the redemption fee was $3600 which could not be taken out of the winnings, therefore the check. Said to go to the bank and deposit the check then told me to call a number which will give me the address to send the $3600. When they recieve it I will get a check for $70,000.

Low lifes

[Engloid]

I led guys like this on for some time once, for entertainment. They wound up sending me eight money orders for $300 each. I'm sure they were fake, because they never would come up on the USPS website as being valid.

They'll find another way to sucker people into scams. I think this one is probably losing a lot of its effectiveness.