Just got back from a '48 Acrosonic console. Nice piano. Awsome veneers. Anyway, I recieved the exact same email. What a hoot. That's what the delete key is for. Terry Farrell Piano Tuning & Service Tampa, Florida mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Brekne" <rbrekne@broadpark.no> To: "PTG" <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 4:55 PM Subject: (OT) A real Whopper > Since joining the UiB and getting an internett account there, I was > warned that I would be er..... solicited from time to time by folks > with some weird scam for ripping off money.... havent got one of > these yet but today was the magic day... I copied off the text (for > safety sake) and decided to share this with you... can you believe > this stuff ??? grin.... some people.....duh... > > Barrrister Salim Babakura. > 10 Johnson Avenue > Victoria Island, > Lagos- Nigeria. > Fax: 234-1-263-6573 > Mobile phone no: 234-90-502-729 > > Sir, > > May I briefly introduce myself to you. I am Barrister > Salim Babakura, the family Attorney to the late > Nigeria Head of State, General Sani Abacha who died on > the 8th June, 1998. > > Ever since the death of the General, his family has > been facing a lot of problems mostly with the present > Civilian Government. Consequently his son (my friend) > Mohammed Abacha has been under torture making a lot of > confessions as regards valuables, money inclusive that > the late father entrusted in his hand for safe > keeping. The latest is his confession on the > US$700,000,000.00 (Seven Hundred Million United States > Dollars) cash his late father gave him for safe > keeping. > > Being a very close friend of Mahammed Abacha, he > sometime in 1999 shortly after his fathers death gave > me US$250,000,000.00 (Two Hundred and fifty Million > United States Dollars) to transfer out of the country. > Normally, we (I and Mahammed Abacha) usually do such > transaction, by first sending the money out by Cargo > to security company outside Nigeria, as a photographic > materials to the security company abroad. And > thereafter go to the security company for claim, then > straight to bank. > > Presently, I can not travel out of Nigeria because of > Mohammed Abacha's confession. This has actually caused > the Federal Government of Nigeria to confiscate our > international passport, frozen every of my family > member bank account - home and abroad, even our > properties. > > My problem now is, since Mohammed Abacha has started > confessing, I want someone that can assist me to move > the US$250,000,000.00 out from the security company > abroad, before Mohammed Abacha will open up to the > Security Agents. To this regard I am soliciting for > your assistance to claim the money out from the > Security Company abroad. > > I shall be ready to negotiate with you on any > percentage you might want from the sum. On your advise > I shall be ready to invest my own share of the sum in > your country. I assure you that there will be no > problems at all in the course of moving out the money. > I shall give you details as soon as you accept > assisting me. > > Please kindly send me a fax on my private fax no: > 234-1-263-6573 or call me on mobile phone no: > 234-90-502-729 or my above stated e-mail address for > security purpose. I shall so much appreciate your > immediate response for full details of the business. > Please save me the anxiety of endless waiting. > > Thanking you in anticipation to your kind > understanding and cooperation. > Best Regards. > > Barrister Salim Babakura. > > Wayyy off topic I am sure... but thought some of you might get a > kick out of this... I would not suggest bitting in to this > watermellon....grin. > > -- > Richard Brekne > RPT, N.P.T.F. > Bergen, Norway > mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no > >
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