It's interesting how this bends back on the distrust people already have of spammers...and despite the usual bad grammar, this is cleverly done, with lots of manipulative tactics I'm sure we've all seen. I'm glad my spam filter didn't squelch this one.

DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY SAYS EVERYONE CLAM UP

Dear Sir,

RE: PAYMENT OF FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND GB POUNDS TO INTERNET SCAMMED VICTIMS.

I am delegated from our company to pay internet scammed victim the total sum of four Hundred and Fifty Thousand GB Pounds (GB ?450 000.00) each. Your particulars was mentioned by one of the syndicates using the name of our company who was arrested here in London as one of the victims of the operations.

During the last general meetings held at Norwich - London, it was alarmed so much by the rest of the world in the meetings on the lose of funds by various foreigners to the scams artists operating in syndicates with our company's name today, in other to retain the good image of our company, we are now paying victims of this operators four Hundred and Fifty Thousand GB Pounds (GB? 450 000.00) each.

Presently I am in Lisbon Portugal for an investment projects. You are to contact my secretary via his email address as soon as possible to assist you to claim your four Hundred and Fifty Thousand GB Pounds (GB? 450 000.00) compensations funds. His contact is as below.

Name: Mr. Steve Woodgate
Email: steve-woodgate@live.co.uk
Tel: +447536298543

You can receive your compensations payments via bank draft or bank transfer; he shall feed you with further modalities as soon as he hears from you. And you are hereby warned NOT to communicate or duplicate this message to those internet scammers for any reason what so ever, the British secret service is already on trace of the criminal acting as job agent.

Best regards,
Mr. Andy Morgan
Director of Publicity.

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	honestgamer - December 24, 2009 (04:31 PM) I fear for a future where a spammer who lacks scruples but also has decent grammar is unleashed upon the world. So far, that hasn't happened. But when it does? End of days, man. End. Of. Days.
	aschultz - December 25, 2009 (10:19 AM) They already have and they've been around before the internet. Some ad executives blast their messages to the unsuspecting masses. Some lawyers know whom to target in bogus litigation. The world is already doomed!