Hello Trina, Wow, someone went through alot of trouble, just to be phony's ! Thank you very much for bringing this to our attention, and for all the time and hard work you put into this as well. Anyone, that wants to pull one over your head, better do their homework! Great Job. Enjoy your weekend Trina respectfully,

It really is nice to be appreciated. Thank you. Trii

UPDATE: Western Union has contacted me and denies association with IFSD. Trii

Trina: I'm trying to report an email that I received the other day through adlandpro wanting me to receive the monies from a Nigerian company into my account If you have not received this one I can send it for you to look at. My 30 years in lawenforcement tells me this is a criminal act. I don't know whom I should contact and there is nothing in my page that says click here to report fraud or anything so what should I do??

If the letter you received came from an AlandPro member, forward it to Bogdan. Use the contact form and copy and paste the letter into it and send it to him. If the letter came from outside the community, you can send it to the ISP that it originated from. abuse@thedomainname.com The Nigerian scam letters have been circulating the Internet for years. The best thing to do is just delete it and forget it. By now, most people in this community, are aware that it is a scam. This is a common scam. Trina