$4,800,000!! What the...

are you crazy??? NO!!! Dont give her your personal details. this is how people scam and steal peoples identities all the time. Take the email and put it on snopes.com

Don't be silly! You said yourself it's a scam...Honestly why do they think people will fall for an outrageous claim like this? It's "too good to be true" The ones to watchout for are the internet date scammers from Nigeria..one conned my mom out of money-claiming he was hungry. She's 62-been single quite some time-and obviously desperate. He used love as bait. I was outraged at him..he had the perfect lie-but my mother caught him-he felt guilty and gave my mother 15 other women's names and email addresses that had fallen for it before.

There is absolutely no way I would give out my details to anyone who sends me an email like this. It's a scam, I get emails like this all the time and I just delete them straight away. Scammers buy email address lists with thousands of names on them and use them to send rubbish like the one you have received, it only takes a few people to respond before the scammers have made money. Unless you know who they are then I would advise against ever giving out personal details, dont even waste your time responding to the email, report it and bin it.

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I get this type of email every day!!!...I tell you if those were true I would be a millionare 10 times folds...my friends son got into something like this and he lost over 40.000 dollars!

I received a lot of them in my email everyday and I just deleted them , you should not read them or open their attachment because that attachment have some virus which will do some harm on your computer and get your valuable password and username. Don't ever give information to this people . Usually from Africa and other parts of the European send these terrible scam letter.

NO NO NO NO NO NO No way, no how. You will lose your money, identity and everything else you own. Stay FAR away from these scam emails. Delete them and don't even open any links they may have. Don't give scammers a chance to steal from you!!!

No you should not give your personal details to this person nor should you even respond to this. It is without question a scam and one that is actually pretty common.

I actually encountered such incident also a year ago. You know what I did? I have given to him my mobile phone number, that was my way in order to tracked him on his actual location. He really spend a lot in order to call me because I told him that I own a company so he really did his best in order to fool me. To his dismay, he just spend a couple of Nigerian money in order to call me. He told me to call him in order to process our transactions but I told him that I am so very busy with my business. He just stop fooling me when he found out that he can't take money from me. He also ask for my bank accounts but I didn't bothered myself sharing my information on him.

This is the first time you got this mail? But i got such a mail many time. They are cheater. After give your address they will ask some money. They just want to cheat you. So just be careful. And ignore sucha person and mail too.

I've got a lot of emails too like yours. Definitely it's a scam. Please don't ever give your personal details. It's a bait of course. A sane person would never ever give her money to the one she didn't know. Please be aware that you'll be the one to suffer.

No dont ever give your details to these people.... I get loads of these every day, and I send them straight to spam!!!

I get email like that almost every week. I open them sometimes just to see how they word it or if I need a good laugh. Somtimes it's someone working in a bank who stumbled on unclaimed money which the bank will claim ownership in a few days, sometimes it is money inherited from deceased father but could not touch it because of step mother, half brothers, etc. Sometimes it is 105 million, may be even more. Why would anyone fall for that is beyond me. If they really have the money, what is stopping them in investing and why do they need your help. Money does have power and people who has that kind of money can certainly help themselves.

Be careful! It is a big lie to get your account information. Never communicate with her and delete her e-mail as soon as possible. fisafat

You admit it is a scam, yet ask if you should do it? I just can't understand how people fall for this kind of thing all the time. And people must be as this junk rolls around all the time. If they weren't getting bites, they'd probably stop and find another scam to do. Forget everything else...why would you want to give your personal financial information to ANYONE!?!?!?!?

you shouldn't give your e-mail address on net you shouldn't use your e-mail as loggin on strange web pages, and you shouldn't accept to be part of mailing lists so then you wouldn't receive this kind of e-mails.. If you don't understand what I talking about, well then go to WOT - Safe Browsing Tool - Add-ons for Firefox or Chrome, download it and install it. then JUST don't visit sites which are marked as unsafe web sites.. and stop using IE will help you too

No, I have given up trusting these people. You would have to be stupid to fall for these scams. I don't think anyone in their right mind would give up their personal and financial information to a complete stranger on the internet. They would totally screw up your life if you did.

no! that's the oldest scam in the book! that's from nigeria you'll have to send her money and then she'll leave you hanging those guys are scammers

It is a scam, do not give your details or else it will ruin your entire life.

there is a big possibility that is one of the 249 companies that make scam in africa. Some days ago my mother received a call at 3 a.m. from a similar guy (yes a phone call!) asking for the same info that was crazy.