Scambaiter takes on the "United Nation Money Laundering Association"
Rufus sez, "I got a 419 Scam email that was so funny I had to respond.
It was from the UN Money Laundering Association of London, NY.
I've posted the first of many absurd back and forth emails about Laundering Request Requisition Forms.
My address is 123 Sillypants Way, I blamed my delays on being attacked by natives and they don't miss a beat."
I am Mr. Rod Smith, a secretary from United Nation Money laundering Association here in London. We discovered that you needed a financial help and support to achieve your goals for establishing goods Business opoortunities like building of Factories, Estates, Hospitals or more other business opportunities that can yield much money here in europe.Best Spam Ever - part 1 (Thanks, Rufus)Here is the door open for you for laundering to any amount of money that you needed or desire to achieve your goals and expectations, because our main motives and aim is to make less priviledge and the rich once becomes more successful in life.
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I received a pretty funny one, myself.
The sender claimed to be a representative of the United Nations, and stated that the UN had elected to distribute money to people who had been victimized by online fraud, instructing them to contact a banker in Nigeria to receive their compensation.
Basically they were a Nigerian 419 scammer claiming to be reimbursing the victims of Nigerian 419 scammers, in order to scam some of them again.
If anyone falls for two of these ploys in a row, of course, then a third party needs to be placed in charge of that person's finances.
So here's a follow up to that post.
These "UN Money Launderers" went so far as to make a fancy application form with UN logo and everything. All of a sudden it's for a loan not laundering, but hey, why should that change anything.
We posted a scan of it at Absurd Delight if you wanna see the scammer's handiwork.
- Rufus