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Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 9:44 am

This is where we are up to now

Dear Barrister Toure

Would you please send a invoice for the work that you will carry out for me

I need it for my tax records

Also would it be possiable to send you a cheque ? or make a credit transfer to your bank ?

I have never used Money Gram before

Regards

Kate Lin

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
To: Sent: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 9.11AM
Subject: FROM BARRISTER TOURE

Hello Kate Lin,

Iam sorry for not puting your name in the first mail i write the message to my secretary without name and as you know here we are a francophone people so we have difficulties in English so one a gain iam sorry for that ok.

I saw all the documents and your informations i have put everything on file now is your time to send the money(650�) through Money gram in the name of my assistance KAMAGATE KOUBIRAI with same address so that i can start the papers today
I am waiting for your reply you can send all the information via my box so that my assistance will go and pick in ok.

Regard

BARRISTER TOURE

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Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 10:16 am

You've already laid the groundwork. Ask him exactly how you go about making a Moneygram payment.
Once he's explained all that, just make up an 8 digit number and send him that along with a question and answer. Obviously, it will be the wrong number and you'll have to email him again as you put two of the digits out of order. Then, when that bounces, he'll probably want a scan of the receipt. That's when you start sending him junk files and begin slapping him for being unable to open them.

Tell him you want the invoice immediately after sending the first fake Moneygram payment. The chances are that you won't get one, but you might be able to make him squirm a little bit. If he refuses to send you an invoice, you can always ask for something in writing (such as a contract), just so that you are satisfied that everything is up-front and legal. You may even want to pursue this line before proceeding with the first Moneygram payment.

Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 10:27 am

Please don't open multiple threads on the same subject, especially if you're not asking any questions. If you want someone to bait for you feel free to post the opening scam email in the Surplus forum.

http://forum.419eater.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=108192

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