[howardashley399]

Whom due you get a hold of that is an honest person working for central Bank of Nigeria, and what is the real address for CBN central bank of nigeria. I Have inheritance funds there that I can't seem to get without them requesting money of some sort and coming from different people at times claiming my money is with them. Another question I want to ask is If they say your money is loaded on an atm card. Do you have to pay insurance and clearence fees.

[Wondergirl]

Did you receive an email that someone, a stranger, left you money?

[Alty]

This inheritance, how were you made aware of it? I get at least one email a day telling me I have funds in Nigeria, millions, all I have to do is contact them and claim it. It's a scam. Once you contact them they ask for money for processing, clearance, and insurance. As long as you're paying, they'll continue making up fees for you to pay. You'll never see the money, because it doesn't exist. It's all a scam.

Is that what's happening? Where you notified of this via email?

[howardashley399]

I Have international clearance documents to prove money is from an inheritance of late relative.

[excon]

Hello h:

If they want you to send money to them, so they can send money to you, it's a scam, and a well known one at that.

Irrespective of the clearance documents you have, did you KNOW this relative? I hope you haven't sent much money already..

excon

[joypulv]

I will be happy to send you proof that the very same documents are from MY relative.
You just won't believe this is a common, every day scam, will you?
Prove to US that you have this relative!
Greed wins every time.

[odinn7]

This is a well known scam. Unless you really know that this "relative" was a real relative of yours, they are scamming you... that and the fact that you need to pay to get it.

Let me guess... you need to send the "moneys" by Western Union, right?

[Fr_Chuck]

This is a famous scam, so famous I thought they had stopped this one.

You do not even know this family member. You got a random email telling you about it.
They want funds to send you the money.

This is a scam,


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