LOL sounds familiar, I got a total ofabout 18 of those type. I believe it has a nigerian dialect to it.They are getting better at it but usually the tell all vernacular in the sentence structure is a dead give away. One I received presented theirself as a widow of a millionare from some made up european country,lol, this stuff amuses me and I play with them to see if I can gain the advantage. When you think about it, it is sad for the reason that many jobless males in brokjen countries have to resort to scamming to get by. I say they are misdirected and could use training in legit work. What do you all say to that? The only people who get fooled by them are the greedy ones and that is what these ascammers are betting,bluffing on,that one in a thousand that get sucked in and buy into the fictitious story; Some of you here might be familiar with the classic story scam where a phony email is made to look like a lottery foundation saying you are assured of a million but you must only send a couple of thousand as processing fees to claim your prize.The internet is strewned with pirates and scammers and trolls and everyone of good intent and much to do about nothing.Same as its always been.Got that November feeling
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