Clever people ï¿½are easier to conï¿½ - apparently

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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:37 pm

Tommo Shanter wrote:

Now if we could just get them fraudstars all on safari in one place at the same time and drop a bomb on it we could all find something else constructive to do with our time.

Actually, I rather like my destructive tendencies on the lads Twisted Evil

Victims aside that is. Unfortunately, the oga's have new lads beating down the doors to get into scamming I am sure. Rolling Eyes

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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 10:23 pm

According to the CBN/Nigerian Embassy in USA, scams have dropped off considerably. Whilst I agree that the CBN do extremely well, for a bank, in scam awareness, this seems a little OTT

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The publicity campaigns by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria have proved successful in sensitizing the public about the menace of advance fee fraud and the falsehood of claims that easy money could be made in Nigeria. Consequently, the reported incidence of advance fee fraud (a.k.a. 419) has declined significantly. Nevertheless, there are still some people who have continued to fall victim to solicitations of advance fee fraudsters. This warning is, therefore, specifically intended for the benefit of those misguided people who, in the quest to make easy money at the expense of Nigeria, are defrauded by international fraudsters.

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