Is This A Scam?

Question

Dear Friend ,

How are you today? Hope all is well with you and your family?,You may
not
understand why this mail came to you. But if you do not remember me,
you
might have receive an email from me in the past regarding a
multi-million-dollar business proposal which we never concluded.

I am using this opportunity to inform you that this
multi-million-dollar
business has been concluded with the assistance of another partner from
PERU who financed the transaction to a logical conclusion. I thank you
for
your great effort to our unfinished transfer of the fund into your
account
due to one reason or the other best known to you.

But I want to inform you that I have successfully transferred the fund
into my new partner's account in PERU, who was eventually, capable of
assisting me in this great venture. Due to your effort, sincerity,
courage
and trust worthiness You showed during the course of the transaction.I
want to compensate you and show my gratitude to yo

Answer 1

Absolute scam. If you have to ask, you can always assume it's a scam. If they promise you something for nothing, you can assume you'll get nothing for something. Don't do it.

Answer 2

Scam!

Most of this kind junk comes from Nigeria. Some Nigerians use Benin, their small neighbor country, because it's easier to get away in Benin.

On that letter, his target is your BANK ACCOUNT. He's saying you will be compensated. Your note end here, but I figured it continue something like: ... for some reason he has to send it directly to your bank, so he needs your account and PIN numbers.

He will cleanup your account, once he gets your account and PIN numbers, instead!

Never, ever furnish anybody, whether you know the individual or not (much more thru in the internet) any personal stuff about you. This includes you social security number and so on.

Answer 3

this is the biggest scam of them all. This peru or some other country asking for your account were on the news that they have pulled over 65 million dollars from united state only.

Answer 4

If anyone wants to give YOU money....you can rest assured it IS a scam. They will do everything they can to get you excited, then at the last minute, they'll tell you that you need to wire some money to someone (usually a fake bank name), to release YOUR money....(such as a signature promise, or release, etc...). If you ever want to answer them, just do what I do....I play along and after I get bored, I send them a a super long email they have to sit and read, just to figure out why my replies are being delayed....frustrates them to no end. I'm playing right now with Marinah Rhikanul and her "Dead Husbands" millions....poor Marinah.....she's in turmoil, her children are in danger, and her poor millions are sitting there just waiting for me to get them for her...I just sent her a long letter describing my most recent delay being contributed to my recent accident when I fell off my brothers "Turnip Truck".....she probably figured it out now....

Answer 5

This is a scam yes indeed.

Tell them to send cash to you via the Post Office.

Only give your name and address. Sign nothing. Get the cash and go spend it.

Don't hang by the thumbs waiting for the money.

Answer 6

If you have to ask it is a scam. I don't even have to look at the post, but of course just glancing at it, I know that it is a scam.

Answer 7

Just ignore such mails. They are definitely a scam.

Answer 8

Yes it is a scam.Tell them you don't have a bank account,and mail you a check instead.

Answer 9

Sounds legit to me. But then again, I'm a freakin' retard.

Answer 10

Of COURSE it is a scam.