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I'm farely sure that I have been well and tuly scammed using the email I posted in this group. I was contacted by a "23 year old girl" who claimed to be orphaned in Senegal's civil war and to be in a refugee camp in Dakar. "She" sent "her" picture. "Her" description of the refugee camp looked a bit odd, especially given the notion of refugees having internet access. I smelt a rat when "she" mentioned a very large legacy and using my bank account. "She" quoted Christ de Savior as verification. When I googled Christ de Savior I immediatly got a scam warning, which added that there are no refugee camps in Dakar, Senegal. It gave back up evidence too. So be carefull. Fortunately I used an email set up especially for contact from TN members, so I have some protection.
By the way I now doubt that "she" was the attractive young woman in the photo, or even that "she" exists at all. How us old codjers can be conned!
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ollygrumpsOriginal PosterJan 13, 2011Silly people. They did the scam attempt again using a diferent girl's name but the same picture. [url=#]
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