narymesah216@yahoo.fr
From Mrs Nary Mesah
Tel: 00225 47023126
narymesah216@yahoo.fr
My Dear,
Please do reply me with this email address above for more details
about this transaction. It is my pleasure to contact you for a business
venture which I and my Son Musa intend to establish in your country.
Though I have not met with you before but I believe one has to risk
confiding in succeed sometimes in life.
I can confide on you for the brighter future of my children since
you are a human being like me. There is this huge amount of Fifteen
Million five hundred thousand United States dollars. ($15.500.000.00)
which my late Husband kept for us with a Security Company here in
Abidjan Cote D'ivoire before he was assassinated by unknown persons.
Now I and my son Musa decided to invest this money in your country or
anywhere safe enough for security and political reasons.
We want you to help us claim and retrieve these funds from the
Security Company and transfer it into your personal account in your
country for investment purposes on these areas:
1). Telecommunication
2). The transport industry
3). Five star hotel
4). Real Estate
If you can be of an assistance to us we will be pleased to offer to you 10% of the total fund.
You can call my son Musa for more explanation on this number: 00225 47023126
I await your soonest response.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs Nary Mesah and Son. Mrs. Nary Mesah and Son,
I am sorry for your loss. It's not everyday that a father who is worth $15,500,000.00 is shot down mysteriously in West Africa. If my father were assassinated and left behind millions, I too would confide in one of the many trustworthy Xangan bloggers here in America and seek their assistance in guarding my inheritance. You can no longer turn to banks or mutual fund companies in this nation -- only bloggers on the internet.
I feel privileged that you would want access to my private account to host your riches. On top of that, I am amazed at your willingness to conduct business and share your exuberant amount of wealth with me. When I read your letter, a little tear ran across my cheek. It's not often that you find such trusting, giving people from foreign lands, especially in these unfeeling times. It makes me feel as though we're like family. In fact, I am encouraged to call you mother as my own biological mother recently promised to leave behind Taco Bell coupons as my inheritance. With such a sincere letter like the one you've written, you have shown me the kind of love that I have never encountered before.
And that's why it pains me to inform you that I am unable to share my personal account information with you at this time. You see, I was recently in a serious car accident (See my blog, Car Day) and at the moment, I am unable to conjure up the necessary information and passwords you would need as I am still shaken from the event that unfolded. I am sorry if this disappoints you. I am certain of your concern for my well being, but rest assured that I am okay and doing better every day. In the mean time, I will try to recall whatever I can as humanly possible. Perhaps if you were to tell me the information to your own private account this will help me refresh my memory more quickly.
While I try to remember what I can, I have taken it upon myself to publicly post your letter and email in hopes that you may find someone else to confide the brighter future of your children to. My fellow bloggers are human beings like you and me. Surely, you will find someone trustworthy here.
No need to thank me. After all, we're like family.
Respectfully yours, Tina Hawt
P.S. And the next time you want to send a scam, send it over to myspace or one of those dating sites. You see, this is Xanga -- a place where people have to choose words in order to form coherent sentences. This requires some intelligence. We are not that stupid. Sometimes we appear to be, but looks can be deceiving.
just when I thought it couldn't be any better. the P.S. kicked in.
*brings in cement mixer again* this time, your blog.
@bryantomato - This cement mixer has got to cost you a fortune. Do you take that thing everywhere you go? I fear for the person who gets your order wrong at a fast food restaurant.
Bryan Tomato: I SAID NO ONIONS! *turns on cement mixer* Cashier guy: Oh god, please! I'm just a student at a community college!
LOL! I love it!
Xanga has become the type of place where people send things like that? How disappointing.
I got to say, I enjoy all your posts very much. I've been reading them since your featured post on electricity. I do not comment seeing as how I never have anything witty or interesting to say.
Great letter. Did you actually send that back to them?
@suposablymizz_nicegirl - Technically, no, I didn't send it to them. But I'd like to think that somewhere in West Africa someone feels a little ping in their heart and like the Grinch that stole Christmas, it begins to grow three times larger than before. I hope my thoughts are what causes that little ping.
@tinahawt - well I thought you'd be lonely, under that sidewalk all alone. nowadays nobody get's my orders wrong. hyah hyah hyah >D
You mean I wasn't supposed to give those people my account information?
Haha, that's awesome. When you said "this is Xanga" I thought you were going to be setting up a reference to 300 where you virtually kick the scammer off his desk chair, wherever he may be.
@HburgPsy - HAHAHA! Too brilliant for quick comeback. I need to make jpg image of that.
HOLY SHIT! I had to read my husband (your daddy) that! Youre just recruiting everyone, arent you? Damn it, I felt special! That was effing HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!! Ask her to send you a cool million right away, you know, for that long distance number. Its expensive to call West Africa and they put you on hold forever.
Not that I know.
Love your response! I always enjoy getting those emails where they tell you that you have inherited a large amount of money. Uh, yeah, right... all my relatives are po'!
I got that same message.
Twice.
@Consenttotreatment - After reading your comment, I realized I had a problem: I ask way too many people to adopt me. Just yesterday, I went up to the Crips and asked them who would be my mommy. One of them raised their hand, but I ended up running away. I have commitment issues, as well.
@utlawgirl - Haha! You know you're poor when you can't afford the the last "O" and "R" in the word. Wez so po' here in Hawaii, wez can't even spelled right.
@Drakonskyr - You're lucky. It probably means they really like you ... and your money.
@tinahawt - The odd part is, since paying my ridiculous San Francisco-level rent, I only have three bucks in my account at the moment.
@Drakonskyr - I think no one would look down on you if you turned tricks for cash this weekend. In fact, on behalf of everyone here, I'm encouraging that you do.
@tinahawt - Not in this neighborhood, I'd probably get knifed. Damn white-guy-in-a-suit-syndrome.
@tinahawt - Now you tell me. Commitment issues can be worked on. Choose me, please. Ill pay you .25 every 139 days.
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@bryantomato - This cement mixer has got to cost you a fortune. Do you take that thing everywhere you go? I fear for the person who gets your order wrong at a fast food restaurant.
Bryan Tomato: I SAID NO ONIONS!
*turns on cement mixer*
Cashier guy: Oh god, please! I'm just a student at a community college!
LOL! I love it!
Xanga has become the type of place where people send things like that? How disappointing.
I got to say, I enjoy all your posts very much. I've been reading them since your featured post on electricity. I do not comment seeing as how I never have anything witty or interesting to say.
Great letter. Did you actually send that back to them?
@a_strange_wind_blowing - Word, homie ;)
@suposablymizz_nicegirl - Technically, no, I didn't send it to them. But I'd like to think that somewhere in West Africa someone feels a little ping in their heart and like the Grinch that stole Christmas, it begins to grow three times larger than before. I hope my thoughts are what causes that little ping.
@tinahawt - well I thought you'd be lonely, under that sidewalk all alone. nowadays nobody get's my orders wrong. hyah hyah hyah >D
You mean I wasn't supposed to give those people my account information?
@TheTheologiansCafe - No, Dan. You were suppose to give them your heart.
Haha, that's awesome. When you said "this is Xanga" I thought you were going to be setting up a reference to 300 where you virtually kick the scammer off his desk chair, wherever he may be.
@HburgPsy - HAHAHA! Too brilliant for quick comeback. I need to make jpg image of that.
@tinahawt - I'll keep that in mind next time!
HOLY SHIT! I had to read my husband (your daddy) that! Youre just recruiting everyone, arent you? Damn it, I felt special! That was effing HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!! Ask her to send you a cool million right away, you know, for that long distance number. Its expensive to call West Africa and they put you on hold forever.
Not that I know.
Love your response! I always enjoy getting those emails where they tell you that you have inherited a large amount of money. Uh, yeah, right... all my relatives are po'!
I got that same message.
Twice.
@Consenttotreatment - After reading your comment, I realized I had a problem: I ask way too many people to adopt me. Just yesterday, I went up to the Crips and asked them who would be my mommy. One of them raised their hand, but I ended up running away. I have commitment issues, as well.
@utlawgirl - Haha! You know you're poor when you can't afford the the last "O" and "R" in the word. Wez so po' here in Hawaii, wez can't even spelled right.
@Drakonskyr - You're lucky. It probably means they really like you ... and your money.
@tinahawt - The odd part is, since paying my ridiculous San Francisco-level rent, I only have three bucks in my account at the moment.
@Drakonskyr - I think no one would look down on you if you turned tricks for cash this weekend. In fact, on behalf of everyone here, I'm encouraging that you do.
@tinahawt - Not in this neighborhood, I'd probably get knifed. Damn white-guy-in-a-suit-syndrome.
@tinahawt - Now you tell me. Commitment issues can be worked on. Choose me, please. Ill pay you .25 every 139 days.
@tinahawt - I would adopt you too.
@Consenttotreatment - Would I have to draw you something everyday? That costs extra, you know.
@TheTheologiansCafe - Jesus, I could start my own business just by getting people to adopt me.
@TheTheologiansCafe - STOP TRYING TO STEAL MY KID, DAN! Dont make me come over there! It wont be pretty.
@tinahawt - No you dont have to draw me anything, isnt there laws against that. Something like child labor laws.
All you have to do is clean and cook.
Everyday.
@Consenttotreatment - Oh god. That sounds like that stint I did back in China. Uhhh ... I'll call you.
I wish I could copy this and use it at work. I'd get fired though, as I am supposed to actually inform the general public.