I get them from the netherlands and UK and especially Africa. Someone died and they are wanting you to assume next of kin so they can work up papers saying you are next of kin and you can claim the money and split it with them.

I saw a man on Opra that did do this and did recieve the money and started partnership with these people here in the USA.

I was contacted by a man from China who worked in a big bank there and He knew of a man who died rather wealthy and tha mans last name was the same as mine and he wanted to claim me next of kin so I could get the money and split a percentage of it with him and invest it for him here in the USA.

Call me stupid but I told Him it was wrong and I wasn't going to do it.

He stood to lose his own job with the bank for just corresponding with me about it. He had worked there about twenty years.

Men are always trying to get something that isn't theirs.

Art you glad you went to Sunday school and learned the truth.

Sincerely,

Jessie

I receive the same scams here in Ireland every day.  I dont even bother opening them anymore, just bin them straight away.  My time on the internet is too precious to waste valuable time on these scams.

Regards

Fionnuala

I receive lots of mails but did not reply them.

Mung