Wat does this mean?

Question

They held for themselves the funds i made available and went as far as even trying to terminate my life when the hour (though very short) has not come. All relationship with me has been severed, and they are of the opinion that the last of my fortune has been spent. Incidentally, the sum of fifteen million dollars ( United States ) lies in a security company in Europe , and well packaged in a consignment. That is the last i have here on earth after my medical bills have been estimated and all expenses paid pending when i shall be no more. These funds i wish to entrust to you, to help propagate the works of charity where ever your location is. By so doing, i would need your utmost sincerity and honesty to carry the venture along successfully.

It would be required of you to furnish me with your full names and address, telephone and fax numbers, to enable me put a letter to the security company, making you the eligible beneficiary to the funds with them. Once this is done, you shall make

Answer 1

It means that someone is trying to scam you -- but I do give this particular scammer credit for spelling correctly and using proper English!

Some of that sounds almost like poetry. (*sniff*) Kind of brings a tear to my eye, it does.

Answer 2

Skam. Someone who says they have a large sum of money are are willing to give it to you.......you out of everyone else in the world. I work at a bank and I have seen many of these type of letters that customers have brought in. 99.9% chance that if you follow through, the person will ask you to wire them a sum of money to cover taxes, security fees, ect. only to disappear with your money. Please ignore this.

Answer 3

umm sorry i would reply with an answer but the questio is a little 2  long can u shortan it