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Are
you sure this is respectable business???
Well,
we are not!!! But find out yourself….
Step
1: Use http://www.google.com/
to search for “business, Nigeria and spam” for example- you will
be enlightened of the results
Or
look up the name of the company and the person, which is offering
the transfer
Step
2: Stay critical and keep on searching, there is more to find:
http://www.redwhiteandblue.org/news/bssv/SCAM8.HTM
: example of spam mail
http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article/0,,3_552021,00.html:
article which will enlighten you about the work of defrauders, who
operate via email and informs you about cases in which people
actually fell victim to them.
How
Nigeria deals with the topic of spam emails:
http://www.ngex.com/business/biz/scam/default.htm:
The Central Bank of Nigeria expresses concern but underlines: We
will not bear any responsibility and there are legal ways of
business in their country. Besides, more typical defraud email are
displayed.
It
always good to get together some hard facts about the country you
want to do business with: http://usembassy.state.gov/nigeria/wwwhcnig.html
http://www.aspiringwriters.net/scams.htm
: Here you can help listing email addresses of the deceivers.
Cooperate with the US secret service
So
you see, although the Internet offers the possibility to the
deceivers to spread their defraud, it too helps enlightening
people about the risk of the spam mails coming from countries
like Nigeria. The fact that the country is known as one of the most
corruptive ones in the whole world, should be reason enough to
gather some information before transferring money.
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