"SIS" <anti-scam.***@sis.gov.uk> wrote in message
news:uHNSZQ1bHHA.3584@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Attention!
>
> With several on-going cases of fraudulent practices being carried out by
> criminals on the internet, you are advised to carefully read this
> circular, so as to completely secure yourself from every fraudulent and
> scam attacks by criminals on the internet which is very rampant in our
> current world.
>
> To have yourself completely secured from every fraudulent and scam attacks
> by criminals on the internet, and fully determine if you are currently in
> the net of fraudsters and scamers or not, please kindly answer these
> questions within yourself with complete honesty;
>
> 1. Are you in a business transaction case, where you have been approached
> to claim millions of (United States Dollars, British Pound Sterlings,
> Euros, e.t.c.), with a huge reward of a particular percentage of the
> complete fund amount to go to you?
> 2. Are you in a business transaction case, where you have been approached
> by a lottery company with claims that you have successfully won millions
> of (United States Dollars, British Pound Sterlings, Euros, e.t.c.)?
> 3. Are you in a business transaction case, where you have been approached
> and promised to be assisted in having an overdue contract award funds that
> is supposely your's, to be successfully released to you without further
> hitches or delays, provided you comply with every instruction that you
> receive?
> 4. Are you in a business transaction case where you have been promised to
> receive large sums of money in excess of millions of (United States
> Dollars, British Pound Sterlings, Euros, e.t.c.), as a reward for your
> simple assistance?
> 5. Are you in a business transaction case where you were approached and
> promised to be awarded a contract worth millions or billions of (United
> States Dollars, British Pound Sterlings, Euros, e.t.c.)?
>
> If you do not find yourself in any of the category as outlined above,
> please kindly dis-regards this message immediately, but be on alert for
> scamers and fraudsters, but if you have a friend who fits into any of the
> category as outlined above, the best you can do for him/her is to forward
> this e-mail to him/her immediately, so as to enable him/her receive
> assistance free of charge immediately.
>
> If you find yourself in any of the category outlined above, there is a
> 99.99% chance that you are currently a victim of fraud/scam, run by
> notorious criminals known as con artists, with the sole aim of scamming
> and ripping you off your very hard earned funds!! But there is super good
> news, as you can receive immediate and a complete free of charge
> assistance from our department, where we can assist you in tracking down
> these con artists, have them brought to justice, and retrieve any monies
> in complete amounts that you have been scammed out of, in a maximum of
> twenty four (24) hours only, by using our new advanced scam combat
> techniques, but before we proceed, please kindly contact this office
> immediately and request for our free of charge assistance, via our secured
> email address at (scam.al***@britishsecretservice-uk.org ), or via our
> secured fax by using the number (+ 44 700 593 1047 ) with your complete
> full legal name, and country of residence, afterwhich we would immediately
> commence with your request and our statutory obligations.
>
> Thank you for your understanding and co-operation.
>
> Yours faithfully,
>
> SIS.
>