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Received this private message this morning:


Dearest One

Greetings to you, I know this letter will be strange to you. It comes from a young 19 years old girl held up in a war country, Ivory Coast. I have been praying to God to give me somebody who will help me with my present condition since i have decided and made up my mind to relocate from here to stay with you in your country to start up my life again as you help me receive this box that is containing this fund in your country.

I am Ms Joyic Bamba from Abidjan the capital of ivory coast. I am the only daughter of my late father Mr Bamba Johnson of blessed memory who was a well known cocoa dealer in Abidjan for through out his life before he was killed in the year 2010 fellow the political situation for power struggle of former president Laurent Gbagbo and Alassane Ouattara and before he died,he deposited a trunk box containing the sum of $ 8.000,000 united state dollars with a private security company.With the documents issued to him which is on my posession now,the box is registered as family valuables and personal belogings he did this for the security of the fund and till date the security company did not know the true content of the box.
I have contacted the security company for the claim and retrival of the box on their custody and the director of the security company has agreed and promise to lift the box to my partner through their diplomatic means as soon as i appoint one since the political war here is geting worse.Due to this i want you to act as my partner to receive the consignment box in your country for me and help to
get me out of here as i dont want to trust blindly to lose everything i have inherited from my late father.

Contact me with my private email address.
joy_5bam@rocketmail.com

Hoping to hear from you urgently so as to give you more details..
Thank you and God bless you.

Mss Joyic Bamba






Poster is joyic4u  with zero posts.

Yeah. I've told admin and he should be remedying the problem soon.

Quote from: Gomer on Fri Mar 16, 2012 - 10:35:04
Received this private message this morning:


Dearest One

Greetings to you, I know this letter will be strange to you. It comes from a young 19 years old girl held up in a war country, Ivory Coast. I have been praying to God to give me somebody who will help me with my present condition since i have decided and made up my mind to relocate from here to stay with you in your country to start up my life again as you help me receive this box that is containing this fund in your country.

I am Ms Joyic Bamba from Abidjan the capital of ivory coast. I am the only daughter of my late father Mr Bamba Johnson of blessed memory who was a well known cocoa dealer in Abidjan for through out his life before he was killed in the year 2010 fellow the political situation for power struggle of former president Laurent Gbagbo and Alassane Ouattara and before he died,he deposited a trunk box containing the sum of $ 8.000,000 united state dollars with a private security company.With the documents issued to him which is on my posession now,the box is registered as family valuables and personal belogings he did this for the security of the fund and till date the security company did not know the true content of the box.
I have contacted the security company for the claim and retrival of the box on their custody and the director of the security company has agreed and promise to lift the box to my partner through their diplomatic means as soon as i appoint one since the political war here is geting worse.Due to this i want you to act as my partner to receive the consignment box in your country for me and help to
get me out of here as i dont want to trust blindly to lose everything i have inherited from my late father.

Contact me with my private email address.
joy_5bam@rocketmail.com

Hoping to hear from you urgently so as to give you more details..
Thank you and God bless you.

Mss Joyic Bamba

Poster is joyic4u  with zero posts.

Yes, they are despicable; it is a new, very disturbing variation of the Nigerian scam. Please do not respond.