Nigerian Scam - Liberian Exile

Sample Letter

Dear Sir,
This letter was borne out of my sincere desire to establish a mutual business relationship with you.

My name is James Johnson, Deputy Minister of Finance under the Charles Taylor Government who was ousted by by the recent war.

Though, I do not know to what extent you are familiar with events and disturbances in Liberia but the pressure of war drove me and my family out of Liberia into exile where we have been living under political asylum since then.

Sadly, my wife died of cancer three weeks ago and was buried.

Months ago, I made a security deposit with a security company in London, United Kingdom, which is worth US$ 22,000,000.00 (Twenty-two Million United States Dollars Only). This was money paid to my country by its overseas partners in the heat of the conflict. I made this deposit in my name with the hope of converting it to my personal use, at the end of the war; but when the conflict intensified, I have to run to exile with no hope of ever returning to my home country or London, UK. to claim my deposit.

I have contacted the Security Company in London, UK to inform them that the right of ownership to the deposit I made has been legally transfered to another beneficiary who will contact them soon.

Therefore, I have decided to solicit for the participation of an honest and trustworthy person or company that will assist in transfer and business re-investment of the money. I can not do it alone due to my present social status. You will be given a negotiable percentage at the end of the transaction.

If you are interested in the above proposal, contact me immediately through this e-mail address for more details. You must maintain absolute confidentiality to ensure success.

Please, include your personal Telephone/Fax nos. when replying.

Best regards.
Mr. James Johnson

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