Guys ha any one ever recieved such stories. some gal claming to be in a camp of senegal after a war in ivoryco

Question

she's claiming money in standlife bank of scotland(6.8) million dollars. that she's the next of kin. but i see it's a forged story. coz accoeding to my findings i don't see any any war that has ever happened in i.coast. after giving me all the contact emails and phone numbers, i discovered that they are all having a certain connection that i doubted. the name of the gal is stella nieces. but after my resarch i found the same story on the internet with name rebecca. and this bank they claim has no even a website. can you imagine?! so guys advise me on this issue.

Answer 1

This is spam.  Don't answer.  Be very leery of any email of this type.  If you are heir to millions, a lawyer will contact you with a real letter, possible certified.

Answer 2

Its fake.

dont believe in such stuff.

Its spam and delete it .do not follow any links given ther....u may get spammed and invite virus attacks

Answer 3

This and all similar emails are commonly known as a Nigerian Scam.  Go to www.snopes.com  and enter nigerian scam into the search box.  You'll get a lengthy list of variations on the scam

Do not reply to the email.  Just delete it as soon as you see it.