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Idiot Mail November 16, 2005

Posted by Mouse in Emails, Webophile.
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Good Day

How are you today?
Hope fine with your lovely family?
I believe you can handle this matter, that’s the reason
why I am cotacting you.
I humbly seek your urgent assistance in a matter that
needs outmost trust and confidence.
I am Mr. Hassan Abudu, and I am the bank manager to
Zenith bank in the federal republic of Nigeria.
There’s an account in my bank that has not been updated
in the last four years and it has the sum of $12,550,360.00usd.
This money has no beneficiary and a severe investigation shows that the
account belongs to a foreign company belonging to Mr. Alan P. Seaman
who died a couple of years ago.
Right now, I am willing to give you 30% of the total sum
as your own share if the money is transferred into your account.
The nature of your business is for the success of this transaction.
I have taken all necessary precautions to make sure that
the transaction is 100% risk free and it is believed that this
transaction will be completed within ten working
days.
I require you to send me your private email address, phone and fax
number for an easy and well secured communication.
Please you must keep this transaction secret at all times until you
have received the fund in your account.
I am looking forward to your urgent response so that I can tell you the
next step to be taken for the money to be transfered to you.
Best regards,
Mr. Hassan Abudu.

Dear Hassan,
Actually, my family died in a flaming car accident last night. Thanks for bringing it up, you asshole. However, I am willing to forgive, since you’re offering to send me so much money. 30% does seem a bit low. How about 80%? It only seems fair, since you were idiot enough to spell contact wrong. I’m sorry, but this email is no longer top secret. Before I finished reading it, I pulled over my good friend, Angie, who works for the CIA and handles fraud cases to let her know that I was in luck! I will no longer have to live with the bums downtown! She got very excited and spoke into some weird microphone thingy and before I knew it, she was gone, saying something about how “We’ve finally pinned his location.”

Oh well, that’s her business, not mine. All I want is the money! My contact information is as follows:
eatmyass@ihatespam.com
555-5007
as for a fax – I don’t have one. Sorry.

Now please fuck off and leave me alone

Comments»

1. Natalie - November 16, 2005

lmao! that’s good!

2. stevieb - November 16, 2005

You have to ask the question: why didn’t he pocket it himself?!

3. Katherine - November 19, 2005

Lmao, thats hilarous.

4. Angie - November 24, 2005

Yeah, my mum gets millions of emails like that and I reply with things like that.. Sometimes they reply being all innocent saying it was only a joke.. Real funny, but yeah if any of them are true why didnt they really just pocket it themselves? Unbeleivable.

5. Krissy - November 25, 2005

Heh I got the exact same email :P I shoulda said that! xD xoxo

6. Sarah - November 27, 2005

Funny, I never get emails like that. I get a million advertising Viagra though. As much as I’d love to beat my penile dysfunction, maybe it would be better if I actually got a penis first.
Anyway.
Thanks for the link.

7. Kayla - December 1, 2005

I get weird emails like that sometimes too, I realy with people would just fuck off. Have a nice day. =)

8. THE Hassan Abudu - June 3, 2007

Frickin’ A. What do you know, I happen to be called Hassan Abudu, but not the one that sent you the e-mail. I think they’re grabbing names off the internet and using them for their scams. If you’re annoyed, imagine how irritated I am that they’re using my name for scamming. Worse, I seem to be a favorite for this kind of thing, which you’d see if you googled my name in. Ah well. I guess I’m just going to have to be famous enough so no one thinks to make that mistake, the fuckers.