Who is daft enough to fall for Nigerian email scams?

Answer 1

i dunno but would love to meet them. i have a car note to pay off.

Answer 2

I have an uncle who was with the Trudeau Government in Canada When the Conservative rebels staged a coup. He had managed to hide a great deal of Canadian Tire Money that he had collected before the takeover. I need help to get some of his Canadian Tire Money out of the country, If you send your account number and pin I will transfer these moneys into your account and pay you 10%. This must be done secretly, If the Conservative Dictatorship of Canada hears of this it would mean the confiscation of these illegally earned riches

Answer 3

You might not believe it , but there are still some who fall for it. The best way is to have a broad information campaign about this. Everyone can help.

Answer 4

Naive, trusting people would fall for the email scams.
Also, for lots of other scams too.
It almost always brings smiles to those naive, innocent people whose eyes would just brighten up instantly upon reading the email.....
Oh, let me correct myself on the first sentence...lol.
Some educated men have fallen into the trap ....in real world!!!
I don't call them suckers.......no, no.......just honest, trusting people who believe that other earthlings are just like them........honest, trusting.....
Lottery winners.......scam........
Job offers..............scam.........
etc etc.........please be careful, my fellow earthlings!!!
What a world we live in!!!!!

Answer 5

the "deposit to your bank" and "need your bank account number" thing?

theres also one in ebay, where a buyer tells you to ship an item immediately. i know a guy who sent his palm zire ..and he didnt get paid. the western union mtcn he got was fake.

Answer 6

PT Barnum said "There's a sucker born every minute".