What do you think of this?

@JustBhem This is 100% a scam. Please do not respond back or fall for this garbage. I have been getting these types of emails since I even had an email account. It's all full of crap. They say all nice things to suck you in and once you accept, they will ask you for a fee so then you can "receive your money." It's all lies and it's all about THEM making money. Not you. You will not see a cent of that money because it isn't even real.

Oh yes they're fake. I have got many such emails, sms and calls and WhatsApp messages even.. Better put them in spam. And block

Don't do it... I have been receiving an email and have ignored it for nearly a year. This guy just won't give up. Apparently I'm supposed to inherit something. I have inherited something from my mom so I know how this works. This isn't it.

SCAM written all over. DO NOT get caught.

scam, get them all the time, in my email, i have had all types.. My ex replied to one of those and they wanted him to send some money i told him, it was a scam, not to fall for it. You have to wonder, how they find you, they just get ahold of many emails and write people .. They showed one on a tv show here 20/20 I think and they went all the way to Nigera to track some one, who was involed in the scam.

I remember receiving such mail a long time back. It's a 100 percent scam. I have heard many people getting such mail and even WhatsApp messages. I just don't open such spam mails as they might not be safe. Better to just delete it and block it. I have done it.

I have received a few of those emails and I just ignore them as there is no way they can be real.

Definitely a scam! Long messages definitely do not mean it's real @ all. He copies and pastes to everyone. Fake!!

Please don't fall into the enticement of that letter. That is a scam. I had similar email before. But i know what to to do. I deleted it ! It's obviously a scam.

Take the advice of M.-L. @MALUSE, because it is definitely a SCAM. Do not respond to it. In stead, delete it and ignore future contacts from them.

This Is one of the most overdone scam mail. They will suddenly ask you to send money as transfer charges or something.

@JustBhem It is a scam. He just wants information from you. I hope you did not give any information to that person.

Such mails are always a scam...don't ever fall.prey

This is a scam. If I do not recognize who is sending the email; I delete it.

Most probable this is just scamming you. I have read different stories about it. They have all different versions of their stories. Some are believable and some are plain outrageous. I think that if you reply they will find a way to convince you to shed some money to hasten transfer if fund through them snd when you’re lured to it then they disappear. I played along with them once to see how far they will do it. They produced this certificate that looks so legit to convince you to pay them

I agree with the other people who responded - it is a scam. Delete it and don't answer if they contact you again.

I get those emails all the time, atleast one,two or more a week. They make them sound so enticing don't they? They have even went as far as sending one guy I know a letter stating the exact same thing. Of course it was an elderly gentleman and he thought he was coming into some money until I finally convinced him to take it to his lawyer whom checked it out and broke it to him it was a scam. It's a shame how low some people will stoop too get money.

I'm sorry, but it is a scam. Even though they took the time to write a long message to make it seem real, they use that to suck you in. Please, PLEASE, [b]PLEASE[b], don't respond to the message again. They can use your information for a lot of bad things. If you happen to shop online they can use your accounts and get your money that way. The first thing I would do is change all my passwords so they can't use your accounts for anything. I would also alert the people administering the account that the text message came through on that someone is sending nefarious messages. Follow through the the other members suggestions too. I wish I could help you out, but I am going through my own bad time financially right now. I was in the hospital the last couple of days last month after having 11 seizures. I am just now starting to feel somewhat better. This is the first morning that I woke up without having had spasms in my legs (). But maybe next month I can help you out some. Right now the point is that the email was, unfortunately, a scam. As I was told many times "If it's too good to be true it usually is". It is just a way for the scammer to get money and the person who is being scammed to end up without a cent. I'm so sorry to puncture your dream.

That's a red flag. 100% scam if you ask me...

@JustBhem , Long before the advent of internet, this is already a scam. I used to receive letter of this sort when I was still working in Manila in the 1980's so this is an old modus, they just leveled up.