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aliEnRIK

Nanaladysweet wrote: »

Does it mean that there is no gud beings in Nigeria, all these comments are specific generalisation. It is only a greedy being can be scammed.

Obviously it doesnt mean that at all. But approx 95% of all spam scams originate from Nigeria

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HO87

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Obviously it doesnt mean that at all. But approx 95% of all spam scams originate from Nigeria

True. However, no one should be fooled simply because their email/letter doesn't come from Nigeria as the scene is no longer dominated solely by Nigerians, as they have been joined by Ghanaians, Cameronians and those from Cote d'Ivoire amongst others). In addition, many of the West African organised frauds are actually based out of S. Africa. That's aside from the many Russians, eastern Europeans and now Far Eastern nationals who have come up with their own variations on the theme.

The most recent and lucrative revamp by far of the overall advance-fee type fraud certainly has its origin in Nigeria but the idea behind it dates back a couple of centuries, to the late 1700's, at least when it was known IIRC as the "Jerusalem Letter"