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Monday, August 9, 2010

Captain David Morgan [VERY VERY IMPORTANT] American soldier scam davidm21@cantv.net

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[VERY VERY IMPORTANT]


Greetings,

My Name is Captain David Morgan, I am an American soldier in peace keeping force in Iraq, I am serving in the military of the 1st Armored Division in Iraq,as you know insurgents everyday and car bombs are attacking us. On the other hand I want to inform you that I have in my possession the sum of US$7.3Million dollars in cash, which was recovered from one of our raids on terrorists here in Iraq because they keep most of their money at home for evil activities
which they normally get through illegal deals on crude oil.

Based on the suffering we undergo here some of us do meet such luck.It happened that I went for this raid with the men in my unit and I decided to take it as my share for my stress here in this evil land filled with suicide bombers.

I deposited this money with a red cross agent informing him that we are making contact for the real owner of the money.It is under my power to approve whoever comes forth for this money. I wish to use this money and invest anywhere in world because that is where i intend to move over with my family at my retirement.

i am a uniformed man and I cannot be parading such an amount so I need to present someone as the beneficiary, and i need somebody i can trust and it would be wise working with somebody like you.If you accept,I will move the money out where you will be the beneficiary

I am American soldier and an intelligence officer at that so I have 100% authentic means of transferring the money through diplomatic means. I just need your acceptance and all is done. Please if you are interested in this transaction, get back to me so that i will give to you the complete details you need for us to carry out this transaction successfully.

Where we are now we can only communicate through our military communication facilities which is secured so nobody can monitor our emails.I will only reach
you through email,because our calls might be monitored.

If you are interested please send me your personal mobile number so I can call you for further inquiries when I am out of our military network.I am writing from a fresh email account so if you are not interested do not reply to this email and please delete this message. I am doing this on trust,you should understand and you should know that as a trained military expert I will always play safe in case you are the bad type,but I pray you are not.

I wait for your response so we can go on. I will give to you 30% of the sum and 70% is for me.

Regard s,

Captain David Morgan

Contact Me On This Email:(davidmorg57@yahoo.com)



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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Now with another email!!!
Pay attention, same message received from this address
david2011@bat.berlios.de
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Jeffrey A Kaufman said...

Thank you for the update on this, I am following these emails from scammers pretending to be Military men overseas. Dozens of scam emails are coming from Nigeria and the Middle East, of fake military personel, claiming they have money to get back to the USA. All of these oversea scams like this one are frauds, and need to be kept available for review.

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