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    hows this for a scam?

    Barrister Mike Home (LLB HONS)
    Legal Equity Law Firm
    1 Atkin Building Gray's Inn
    London WC1R 5AT
    TEL/Fax: +44 870 134 2019

    Dear Friend,

    I am Barrister Mike Homes, lawyer to late Mr.Morris Thompson An American who lost his life in a plane crash involving Alaska Airline's Flight 261 which crashed on January 31st.2000, including his wife and only daughter.Mr. Morris Thompson, aged 61 hailed from Fairbanks, Alaska in United States of America. He was one of the state’s most prominent native and business leaders.All these you are very free to verify from the web link below for more information and clarification about his socio-economic status until his death;

    http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/02/01/alaska.airlines.list/ and
    http://www.nativefederation.org/hist...mThompson.html

    Before the demise of my client, he disclosed to me his account status, which is about £10.5million British Pounds Sterling (Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand British Pounds Sterling). He also handed over to me some vital documents regarding this fund trapped now at Natwest Bank London, England.I was at the last burial rights on February 5th, 2000 to pay my final respect to Late Mr. Morris Thompson. There I made thorough inquiries about his kins but, discovered no one really knows about this funds currently sited at Natwest Bank London.Since then, I have made successive attempts to get his next of kin or relative to come forth and claim this fund but to no avail.And as personal lawyer to my late client, I cannot in any way claim it unless someone overseas does so.

    I must not hesitate to inform you that just a forth night ago, I received a routine notification from Natwest Bank London concerning this fund, and the officials of this bank issued me a warning, stressing the urgency for late Mr. Morris Thompson's relative or next of kin to come forward to claim this fund immediately or they will have it confiscated and forwarded to the nation's treasury account as an unclaimed fund. This is the agreement they have reached at the bank and they also reiterated that this is according to their banking guidelines.

    MY PROPOSAL;
    Owing to the fact that his only daughter whom should have claimed this fund, also perished in that fatal air crash, I want to place you as the next of kin to late Mr. Morris Thompson. Like I earlier ascertained, I have in my possession the necessary documents that will enable me to apply on your behalf as the rightful beneficiary to my late client's fund in this bank. Be informed that upon successful transfer of this money into your account,you shall have 35% of it as your share. I must also remind you that honesty and trust, transparency must be our watchword in the course of this transaction.

    N:B, This transaction is confidential and risk free.You can only contact me on my TEL/Fax:+44 870 134 2019 or my email address bar_homes@yahoo.co.uk I will discuss with you in details when I receive your response.Please include the following in your reply,

    (1.) Your Name in full.
    (2.) A reliable phone and Fax number
    (3.) Occupation/Company Name (If any)

    I look forward to receiving your reply soon.

    Yours faithfully

    Barrister Mike Homes(LLB HONS)
    Legal Equity Law Firm
    (Attorneys and Solicitors)

    I sent him a reply stating I'd comply as long as he agrees to purchase my friend's motorcyle in the netherlands who is vacationing in africa while his poodle humps a camel in egypt...

    who wants to screw with this cat?
    Is this where the witty comment goes?
    97 Black pearl Mazda Miata MX-5 Carpc V2? maybee..

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    I've gotten that one before. Nice scam.
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    http://www.frappr.com/mp3car from this thread http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/general-mp3car-discussion/65044-frappr.html

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    http://www.atkinchambers.com/

    The place does exist, first the number he gave should be "0207" for inner london, thats the standard landline and not some mobile phone looking number.

    Why is he using yahoo email?


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    I've been there, done that.....

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    i get these daily .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris31
    http://www.atkinchambers.com/

    The place does exist, first the number he gave should be "0207" for inner london, thats the standard landline and not some mobile phone looking number.

    Why is he using yahoo email?

    That's not a mobile number, it's one of a range of special numbers that means the person could be anywhere in the country, normally they are used by big companies to

    a) have a higher cost phone call to the caller and the company gets part of the money from BT
    b) have a national call simulate a local call (in cost)
    c) hide their location from the caller.

    There are many others as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Enforcer
    That's not a mobile number, it's one of a range of special numbers that means the person could be anywhere in the country, normally they are used by big companies to

    a) have a higher cost phone call to the caller and the company gets part of the money from BT
    b) have a national call simulate a local call (in cost)
    c) hide their location from the caller.

    There are many others as well.

    Ah cool, lol yeah I wasnt sure, I was expecting a confirmation from you

    Hes trying to hide but didnt hide his work address, wtf?


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    what hell do is use your bank account to deposit a check for a certain amount than pull it out in cash and than YOU get ****ed in your *** and hes gone with the bank's money that you need to pay back or you go to jail
    i got dat ***** sittin on 22s! SUPERMAN EDITION!

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