offering me 33 million dollar

dont reply. i received emails saying that before. its a scam. and if you provide him personal information like your account number he might steal money from you. dont believe in those emails. would be good if someone offered 33 million to a stranger. but thats only a scam to make people lose the money they have.

Ah, the Nigerian scam, good luck! all the best, urban

wow! to much of a coincidence! he emailed me earlier today and thank the lord i was smart enough to give him all my bank details and passwords. you might as well not bother replying as im getting all the money.

Thanks for sharing this discussion. Oh my goodness, this is completely a fake email that u have received because u were not the only one who is receiving such emails, even i am getting such emails on a regular basis. These all are spams and u should not even give it a read forget about accepting it. Please be cautious in the future and neglect these emails. What say?

Hold on dear if you want to save yourself!!!!!!!!!!! Never opt to reply such emails and delete them immediately from your ID, very important.

One of the biggest scams on the net. And you fell for it. Shame on you.

It is a scam. Do not waste your time with that. You should block the sender or mark his message as spam. Remember, if it's too good to be true, it isn't true.

OMG! Are these types of emails STILL getting around?! Gawd, it's been years and years since I got one of those, ever since I switched over to Gmail, must have better SPAM protection than the paid ones lol! DO NOT RESPOND TO IT!! Don't even reply to it! Just DELETE IT!

I have also received such fake emails several times. I hope you have not responded to any of them.

You won't receive any money from them, that's for sure. Though I wonder what will happen if you reply it (better with fake information if he asked for it). I wonder what's his next step..

Hi cath! I hope you wouldn't fall for that. Be careful as to giving your personal information especially that you know there are a lot of scam online. Please be careful also on dealing with unknown people.

Its a scam. Sorry.

Hi rocker, I received such e-mails not so long ago informing me that someone from Africa wants to share her wealth before she will die. They are asking me how they should transfer the money into my account but they also informed me that I should handle the processes for the money transfer. Summing up all the money needed, I need to forward to their account more than hundreds of dollars. Why in the world should I believe them? They are scampers Better not to respond, delete their mails immediately for the security of your personal info and email account.

I get these emails constantly because i post on certain sites where predators seek out unsuspecting people to scam out of their own money by sending you a fake check you cash it then send them back a certain amount of money and low and behold your bank calls you and the check is no good and you are out of money you never had to start with and the scammer has stolen money from you!!!

PLEASE ignore all the 'jokey' responses here! DO NOT reply to such emails. They are designed only to steal your bank details and your money. This kind of email so often describes a bank account in Nigeria which 'only needs your help' to release the funds that it is known as the "Nigerian Scam". The first thing is that YOU DO NOT KNOW THE SENDER, so WHY have they apparently chosen you to 'help' them retrieve the funds? The answer is that these people send out THOUSANDS of identical emails to addresses which they collect in many ways. Have you ever received one of those emails from a friend which you have been asked to forward to all your friends? If you have (and whether you forwarded it or not), you can be certain that a copy of it including your address and hundreds more has landed in the inbox of some person who SELLS email addresses to spammers!

this truly is a scam mail and dont be cheated here ,its absolute fake for sure

Oh don't ever trust this mail because those mail put you in trouble, So, dont believe this fake mails.

I hope it is not too late as many people new to this kind of scam would fall for it the first instance they see it. This kind of scam appeared in many places and I heard similar scam happened in my neighborhood. They have different story prepared and one of it is asking for a few thousands from you as processing fee or under table money to the police. Do not reply the mail in any way.

Obviously its a scam,fake,not for real...don't feel bad about it if its not for real..they were just trying to steal some of our private and personal information.

beware of those types of mails. It would probably be a scam. Who on their right mind would give away 33 Million dollar away? He would've kept it for himself. So that makes it suspicious. Don't entertain him. He might ask for something in return.