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  • Report:  #134042

Complaint Review: ADOL & ASSOCIATES CHAMBERS - LAGOS Nationwide

Reported By:
- Jamestown, New York,
Submitted:
Updated:

ADOL & ASSOCIATES CHAMBERS
[email protected] LAGOS, Nationwide, Nigeria
Phone:
234-234-1-480-6127.
Web:
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Categories:
Tell us has your experience with this business or person been good? What's this?
Please get the govermment authority to help.

Attn.Jeffery Martin Brown.

I have been so patients waiting for your positive response to comply with my request for $1.850usd for obtaining the enabling document, i.e:Anti-terrorist certifiacate for the deposited security company transfer the fund to your designated bank account hence all relevant documents are with them in your name as a bonafide beneficiary next of kin.

Frankly, I have tried to place someone else to the deposited bank but they refused, stating the you are the true next of kin and is only is entitled to claim the money.

Now it is obvious you intentionally wants me to loose the money with your obnoxious excuses, be informed accordingly below:

I am serving this mail message as a warning to you Mr. Jeffery Martin Brown.

I have your full name and photogragh pictures, if you didn't comply within 48hrs by sending the requested fund so that we can use it to obtain the document, I will take your name and picture and summon you into{WITCHCRAFT SHRINE}, I ASSURE YOU MUST DIE within a space of time as a result of your dishonesty. I have already reported you to the ORACLE PRIEST but they advice me to inform you.

bye & wishes.

Barr.Adolphus

Jeffery

Jamestown, New York
U.S.A.


2 Updates & Rebuttals

Paul

Anaheim,
California,
U.S.A.
Whenever a fraud calls, tell them you don't have any money. Then, they hang up and go away!

#2Consumer Suggestion

Fri, March 11, 2005

Don't argue with some fraud. That makes you look stupid. They won't take no for an answer. They'll keep bothering you day after day. Tons of spam. Crank phone calls. Junk letters. The way to get rid of them is to tell them you have no money. No job. No income. No bank account. And, no credit cards. As soon as they hear that, they'll slam the phone down and look for a loser with money. They won't waste their time with a loser who doesn't have a cent to their name. Would you? In fact, tell the frauds you'd gladly help them cash a fake check. All you need is $300 to open a bank account. Get them to send it. Smart people have actually been able to cheat the frauds out of their money by convincing them to help you open a bank account. That's the way things should be!


Carl

El Cajon,
California,
U.S.A.
Huh, sounds like a Nigerian Bank Scam letter.

#3Consumer Comment

Thu, March 10, 2005

Is this report for real? This sounds like a Nigerian Bank Scam letter.

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