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]]> http://sohandhande.wordpress.com/2009/12/22/fraud-email-gallery-scam-letters-542-different-examples/ Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:44:16 +0000 sohandhande http://sohandhande.wordpress.com/2009/12/22/fraud-email-gallery-scam-letters-542-different-examples/

Scam Letters: 542 different examples!

Sounds interesting huhhh…… To read all these letters you just need to visit webpage created by Lawrence Kestenbaum http://fraudgallery.com

Happy reading

By date received, with names of supposed senders, country where the money is supposed to have originated, and amount. Many duplicates omitted. Many of these emails have been reformatted for readability; the recipient’s email address, and all angle brackets or HTML tags were removed. All of the other email and postal addresses, phone numbers, etc., are as given in the email, but be warned, do not attempt to contact the perpetrators!. They are ruthless and violent criminals.

How does the fraud work?
The bait is the fictional millions of dollars described in each one of these letters. The goal is to get you to come up with money for the “expenses” required to transfer those millions to you. The victim thinks, a few hundred or a few thousand dollars is trivial when $31 million is at stake. Each demand for more money is claimed to be the very last obstacle before the big money is released. Sometimes, the victim is lured to Nigeria, where even worse things happen.

How did they get my email address?
Exactly the same way all spammers get your email address. Spammers “harvest” email addresses mentioned on web sites. Others run “dictionary attacks” — programs which query mail servers if they have an address AAA100, AAA101, AAA102, etc. That’s why you get tons of unsolicited commercial email even if you’ve kept your email address a secret. And spammers sell each other CD’s with millions of addresses. Remember that practically all spam email is fraudulent anyway, so there is no reason why sellers of penis enlargement pills and vinyl siding wouldn’t sell lists of email addresses to Nigerian scammers.

Why is it called “Nigerian Fraud”?
Regardless of the country or countries mentioned in the letter — even countries located outside of Africa — the fraudsters are usually from certain families or gangs based in Lagos, Nigeria.

Some relevant books:

• Duane Swierczynski, The Complete Idiot’s Guide To Frauds, Scams, and Cons
• Gary Baines, Nigerian Scams Revisited
• Harold Baines, The Nigerian Scam Masters : An Expose of a Modern International Gang
• Nigerian White Collar Crime (hearings before the U.S. House Africa Subcommittee, 1996)

News clippings:
The New York Times mentioned this page on February 10, 2003; MSNBC linked to this page on March 5, 2003. Susan Ager of the Detroit Free Press wrote a column about this page, published on February 27, 2003.

Site review:
“As with all new fads, however, some humourless spod has to get involved and start cataloguing things. This guy’s site, with its easy-on-the-eye background of snot-green “FRAUD!” logos and list of 500 different Nigerian scam examples, must be one of the most boring things on the internet.” From Bad Gas.

More information?
For much more information, see the links at the bottom of this page. Don’t miss the fun with the Nigerian scam section!

Comments?
You can share your comments about these frauds at Discuss Nigerian Fraud Email // (1711). Or, send comments about this page to webmaster at fraudgallery dot com.

Year 2006:

• July 2006:
  • Jul 7: Mr. David Mark (Nigeria), $12 million
  • Jul 6: Kirk Murdock (UK), $48.55 million

Year 2005:

• June 2005:
  • Jun 6: Mr. Emory Barr (UK), $17.35 million
  • Jun 5: Mr. Adada Muhammadu (Iran), $8 million
  • Jun 4: Ruik Vassily (Russia), $100.5 million
  • Jun 3: Mr. Moses Odiaka (Nigeria), $18.5 million
  • Jun 2: Miss Dian James (Ivory Coast), $8 million
  • Jun 1: Mrs. Victoria Bissou (Sierra Leone / Benin), $10 million

Year 2004:

• April 2004:
  • Apr 20: Mr. Bruce Raymond (Netherlands), $12 million
  • Apr 19: Mr. Rufus Mukhenze (South Africa), $21.3 million
  • Apr 18: Mr. Peter Eneli (South Africa/Ivory Coast), $5 million
  • Apr 17: Mrs. Sikiratu Seki Adams / Mrs. Comfort Faith Adams (Nigeria), $3 million
  • Apr 16: James Nandu Savimbi (Angola), $15 million
  • Apr 15: Mr. Ngobe Ngayaka (Zimbabwe), $15 million
  • Apr 14: Mrs. Jewel Howard Taylor (Liberia), $18 million
  • Apr 13: Mrs. Tina Powell (Liberia), 10.5 million pounds sterling
  • Apr 12: Mbeki Salingo (Zimbabwe), $8.5 million
  • Apr 11: Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jones (Kuwait/Ivory Coast), $8.6 million
  • Apr 10: Dr. Ibrahim Martin (Nigeria), $51 million
  • Apr 9: Mr. Aruna Guei (Ivory Coast), $8 million
  • Apr 8: Dr. Mrs. Louise Estrada / Dr. Mrs. Louise Ejercitor Estrada (Philippines), $25.54 million
  • Apr 7: Dr. Ahmed Abdalla (Kenya), $43.8 million
  • Apr 6: Mr. Gilbert Smith (England), 9.5 million pounds
  • Apr 5: Gideon Arap Moi (Kenya), $76 million
  • Apr 4: Mr. Cole Joseph (Nigeria), $34 million
  • Apr 3: Leslie Mushasha (Zimbabwe), $18.6 million
  • Apr 2: Mr. Clifford Smith (South Africa), $25.5 million
  • Apr 1: Mr. Denis Luseni (Sierra Leone), $9 million
• March 2004:
  • Mar 31: Isaac Shongwe (South Africa), $8.3 million
  • Mar 30: Prince Mike Okoye (Nigeria), $27 million
  • Mar 29: Dr Ud. Pius (Nigeria), $45 million
  • Mar 28: Senator Pius Anyim / Senator Anyim Pius Anyim (Nigeria), $30 million
  • Mar 27: Miss Jennifer Makosana (Zimbabwe), $19.5 million
  • Mar 26: Dr. Idrissa Diop (Senegal), $11.2 million
  • Mar 25: Mr. Segun Agbaje (unspecified), $4.1 million
• January 2004:
  • Jan 31: Mr. Larry Gana (Nigeria), $15 million
  • Jan 30: Peterson Bulinga (Zambia), $180 million
  • Jan 29: Dr. Martins Ego (Nigeria), $31 million
  • Jan 28: Mr. Allen Mongan (South Africa), $15.5 million
  • Jan 27: David Williams (Ivory Coast), $15 million
  • Jan 26: Mr. Jerry Bozimor (Zimbabwe), $12.2 million
  • Jan 25: Wilson Duke (United Arab Emirates), $24 million
  • Jan 24: Paul Taylor (Liberia), $8.4 million
  • Jan 23: Mr. John Eze (Nigeria), $50.5 million
  • Jan 22: Mrs. Mary Adamsa / Mrs. Ann Udom (Nigeria), $16 million
  • Jan 21: Mariam Ajao Omotoriola (Nigeria), $3.2 million
  • Jan 20: Mr. Robert Larry (Zambia), $130.5 million
  • Jan 19: Engineer Steve Martins (Nigeria), $35.5 million
  • Jan 18: Mr.Peters Mayoka (Zimbabwe), $28.5 million
  • Jan 17: Felix Kamala (Zimbabwe), $15.5 million
  • Jan 16: Mrs.Fatimah Ali (South Africa), $30 million
  • Jan 15: Mr. Maraa Massaquoe (Sierra Leone), $30.5 million
  • Jan 14: Mr. Johnny Banana / James Banana (Zimbabwe), $17.2 million
  • Jan 13: Mr. Lexi A. Kosoko (South Africa), $20.5 million
  • Jan 12: Mr. Yank Domas Makabo / Miss Rose Domas Makabo (Sierra Leone), $10 million
  • Jan 11: Mr. Pius Mbata (Liberia), $7.5 million
  • Jan 10: Gabriel Kamara Sankoh / Gabril Kamara Sankoh (Sierra Leone), $35 million
  • Jan 9: Chief Oyinbolowo Eko (Nigeria), $15.5 million
  • Jan 8: Mr. Pittson Anderson (Zimbabwe), $20 million
  • Jan 7: Mr. Roy Zondeki (South Africa), $21.5 million
  • Jan 6: Barrister Senator Bello, Esq. (Nigeria), $9.5 million
  • Jan 5: Mr. Michael Smith (Mauritius), $21.8 million
  • Jan 4: Mr. Sanku Sese-Seko (Zaire/Congo), $10 million
  • Jan 3: Mrs. Lizzy Galeano (Togo), $12 million
  • Jan 2: Mr. Mark Taylor (Liberia), $55.6 million
  • Jan 1: Edward Yengeni (South Africa), $27.5 million

Year 2003:

• October 2003:
  • Oct 10: Mr. Mark Taylor (Liberia), $255 million
  • Oct 9: Austin Tekere (Zimbabwe), $18.5 million
  • Oct 8: Mr. Ben Manu (Nigeria), $35 million
  • Oct 7: Masheba Stevens / Masheba Steves (Zimbabwe), $17.5 million
  • Oct 6: Hajia Miriam Abacha (Nigeria), $30 million
  • Oct 5: Themba Funzani (Zimbabwe), $10 million
  • Oct 4: Dr. (Mrs.) Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $50.5 million
  • Oct 3: Dr. Tunde Reni (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Oct 2: Mr. Peter Okoye / Paul Okoye (Nigeria), $48 million
  • Oct 1: Mr. Charles Ela (unspecified), $37.5 million
• July 2003:
  • July 31: James Ugoma (Zimbabwe), $14.5 million
  • July 30: Barrister Buba Moha (Nigeria), $4 million
  • July 29: Larry Sule (unspecified), $10.2 million
  • July 28: Dr. Shamsudeen Pius Patrick (Nigeria), $35 million
  • July 27: Sadiq Abdul (Iraq), $45.5 million
  • July 26: Hartman Normark (South Africa), $26 million
  • July 25: Mrs. Eki Omorodion / Cyril Omorodion (Nigeria), $12 million
  • July 24: Mr. Ahmed Saleh (Nigeria), $12.5 million
  • July 23: Mr. John Bouneb / John Bouned (unspecified), $28 million
  • July 22: Barrister Richard Fernandez (Spain), $15.5 million
  • July 21: Dickson Mubane (Zimbabwe), $50 million
  • July 20: Mr. Lulu Water (Liberia), $21.5 million
  • July 19: Aisha Mbane (Iraq, South Africa), $12.5 million
  • July 18: Owen Weah (Liberia), 16.5 million Euros
  • July 17: Julius Gaius-Obaseki / Julius Obaseki (Nigeria), $65 million
  • July 16: Engr. William Okokobioko / William Okokobiok (Nigeria), $13.2 million
  • July 15: Nelumba Savimbi (Angola), $9.5 million
  • July 14: Engr. Nkono Masekela (South Africa), $14.3 million
  • July 13: Kabungo M. Paul, Jnr. (Liberia), $25.5 million
  • July 12: Alhaji Malam Yakubu / Alh. Malam Yakubu (Ghana), unspecified
  • July 11: Mr. Lewis Kanzinza (South Africa), $152 million
  • July 10: Barrister Lawrence Molo (Cameroon/Cameroun), $15 million
  • July 9: Mr. Basher Mobuto Sese-Seko (Zaire/Congo), $30 million
  • July 8: Mr. Daniel Lima (Liberia), $25 million
  • July 7: Dr. Francis S. Mboma / Dr. Francis Sonto Mbomam (South Africa) $45.5 million
  • July 6: Prince Abdul Bundu (Sierra Leone), $30 million
  • July 5: Mr. Yesuf Jato (Gambia), $5 million
  • July 4: Mr. Brown Potricio (Zimbabwe), $10.5 million
  • July 3: Sipho Jackosn (Liberia), $15.8 million
  • July 2: Dr. Olu Phillips (Nigeria), $31.5 million
  • July 1: John Lamine (Sierra Leone), $10 million
• June 2003:
  • June 30: Mr. Dominic Dukas (Zimbabwe), $18.5 million
  • June 29: Dr. Mark Ajegbo (Nigeria), $22.5 million
  • June 28: Mr. Gilbert Gamal (Mauritius), $20 million
  • June 27: Barrister Blessing Justice / Mrs. Mobutu Sese Seko (Benin, Zaire/Congo), $25 million
  • June 26: Dr. Thomas Musa (Nigeria), $15 million
  • June 25: Mr. Larry Mamba (Nigeria), $9.5 million
  • June 24: Williams Gumbeze (Zimbabwe), $15 million
  • June 23: Mr. Sesay Massaquoe (Sierra Leone), $30.5 million
  • June 21: Jonson Phil Okemadu (Nigeria), $10 million
  • June 20: Astonoos Hermann (unspecified), unspecified
• May 2003:
  • May 16: Edward Johnson (Sierra Leone), $12 million
  • May 15: Dr. Afam Francis / Dr. Adamu Williams (Nigeria), $100 million
  • May 15: Daniel (Zimbabwe), $5 million
  • May 15: Mrs. Mariam Sese-Seko / Andrew Jacobson (Zaire/Congo), $18 million
  • May 15: James Burudu (Sierra Leone), $17.8 million
• April 2003:
  • April 23: Mr. Mathew Lappeman (South Africa), $21.5 million
  • April 22: Denis Dube, Esq. (Zaire/Congo), $20 million
  • April 19: Micheal Sankoh Junior (Sierra Leone), $15.5 million
  • April 18: Engr. Kumalo Siliza (South Africa), $14.3 million
  • April 17: Dr. Donald Adeola (Nigeria), $16.5 million
• February 2003:
  • Feb 10: Baba Manu / Mr. Bashir Manu (Nigeria), $38.5 million
• January 2003:
  • Jan 19: Laurent Mpeti Kabila Jnr. (Zaire/Congo), $10 million
  • Jan 19: Mrs. Loi C. Estrada (Philippines), $30 million
  • Jan 19: Tapio Makele (Zimbabwe), $8.5 million
  • Jan 19: Mr. Jimmy Ani (unspecified), $26 million

Year 2002:

• September 2002:
  • Sept 17: Mr. Douglas Muzomba (Zaire/Congo), $20 million
  • Sept 17: Prince Johnson Moyo (Zimbabwe), $18.2 million
  • Sept 17: Dr. Aminu Atiku (Nigeria), $20.5 million
  • Sept 17: Mr. Anthony Aluga / Dr. Kelvin Moore (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Sept 17: Engr. Sadiq Musa (Nigeria), $12.5 million
  • Sept 16: Mrs. Mariam Malatu (Sierra Leone), $25.5 million
  • Sept 16: Dr. Efe Osagie (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Sept 16: Mr. Kola Olawuyi (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Sept 15: Mr.Tom Ogaga (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Sept 15: Dr. Yusuf Ahmed (Nigeria), $35.5 million
  • Sept 14: Dr. Benson Zoba (Togo), $14.5 million
  • Sept 14: Mr. Koffi Kanjo (Togo), $3.2 million
  • Sept 14: Mrs. Juliet E. Kabila (Zaire/Congo), $12.5 million
  • Sept 14: Mr. Ike Martins (Nigeria), $39.5 million
  • Sept 14: Dr. Dave Bry (Nigeria), $22 million
  • Sept 13: Mr. Momoh Mobutu (Zaire/Congo), $15 million
  • Sept 13: Prince Johnson Garuba Jnr. (Sierra Leone), $18 million
  • Sept 12: Col Bangi Hama [Rtd] (Zaire/Congo), $20.5 million
  • Sept 12: Tao Savimbi / Tao A. Savimbi / Tao Aroujo Sakaita Savimbi (Angola), $35 million
  • Sept 12: Evan. Mose Aturamu (Nigeria), $45 million
  • Sept 11: Mr. Vicky Savimbi (Angola), $32 million
  • Sept 11: Mrs Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $25.5 million
  • Sept 11: Mr. Nelson Mesquita (South Africa), $16.5 million (or $21.5 million)
  • Sept 11: Mr. George Ige (Nigeria), $23.5 million
  • Sept 11: Laurent Kabila, Jr. / Laurent Mpeti Kabila (Jnr) (Zaire/Congo), $25 million
  • Sept 11: Barrister Rotimi Williams (Nigeria), $10 million [and another similar one from Sept 17]
  • Sept 11: Mrs. Maryam Abacha / Ibrahim Abacha (Nigeria), $48 million
  • Sept 10: Dr. Nicholas B. Okoye (South Africa), $152 million
  • Sept 10: Lauren Mukembe / Lauren Patrick Mukembe (Zaire/Congo), $22 million
  • Sept 9: Mr. D. Arlett Johnson (Zimbabwe), unspecified
  • Sept 9: Dr. Ali Kaloma (Nigeria), $20.5 million
  • Sept 9: Mr. Bulawa Mulete, Jr. (Zimbabwe), $21.5 million
  • Sept 8: Dr. Abel Chukwu / Dr. James Abudu (Nigeria), $15 million
  • Sept 7: Dr. Isiko Lawrence (Nigeria), $18 million
  • Sept 7: Chief Mrs. Mariam Abacha / Dr. Mrs. Mariam Abacha / Mr. George Adams (Nigeria), $40 million
  • Sept 7: Mike Akinde (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Sept 6: Gen. John Okoma (Nigeria), $60 million
  • Sept 6: Dr. Rex Chukwu (Nigeria), $20.5 million
  • Sept 6: Mr. James Okocha (Nigeria), $20 million
  • Sept 6: Mr. Desmond Ngoyah (Zimbabwe), $7.4 million
  • Sept 5: Mr. Alex Danbaba (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Sept 5: Dr. Hassan Katsina / Dr. Ahmed Bello (Nigeria), $30 million
  • Sept 4: Atakata (South Africa), $142 million
  • Sept 3: Mr. Kingsley Chumas (South Africa), $126 million
  • Sept 3: Ade Benzer (Zaire/Congo), $22 million
  • Sept 3: Victor Ojo / Viktor Ojo (unspecified), unspecified
  • Sept 3: Mr. James Ajah (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Sept 2: Coker Bankole (Nigeria), $30 million
  • Sept 2: Mr. Uche / Uche Oli (South Africa), $126 million
  • Sept 2: Barrister Edward Kings (Nigeria), $10 million
  • Sept 2: Barrister Mike Okoye, lawyer to Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $51.3 million
  • Sept 2: Mr. James Onuoha (Nigeria), $67.3 million
• August 2002:
  • Aug 31: Dr. Osas Walter (Nigeria), $22.5 million
  • Aug 31: Engr. Musa Lamba (Cote d’Ivoire/Ivory Coast), $23 million
  • Aug 31: Mr. John Kpama (South Africa), $16.2 million
  • Aug 31: Mr. Raymound Clark / Mr. Raymond Clark (South Africa), $35.5 million
  • Aug 31: Mrs. Maryam Abacha / Hajia Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $12.5 million
  • Aug 31: Mrs. Mariam Mobutu Seseseko / Mrs. Sese-Seko / Mrs. Miram M. Seseseko (Zaire/Congo), $18 million
  • Aug 31: Mr. Bulawa Mulete (Zimbabwe), $21.5 million
  • Aug 31: Joseph Savimbi (Angola), $18.5 million
  • Aug 30: Mr. Hassan Tukur (Zimbabwe), $8.5 million [and another similar one from September 11]
  • Aug 30: Eugo Frank (Togo), $25.5 million
  • Aug 30: Alhaja Viviana Bada James (Benin), $28.5 million
  • Aug 30: David Pearse, Jnr. (Zimbabwe), $6.1 million
  • Aug 30: David Omo (Nigeria), $25.5 million
  • Aug 29: Mrs. Adaeze Rimi (Nigeria), $20.5 million
  • Aug 29: Mr. Alex Dickson (unspecified), $20 million
  • Aug 29: Tao Savimbi / Tao A. Savimbi / Tao Aroujo Sakaita Savimbi (Angola), $50 million
  • Aug 29: John White (Nigeria), $25.5 million
  • Aug 29: Mr. Richard Auscar (South Africa), $126 million
  • Aug 29: Dr. Giwa Amu (Nigeria), $26.5 million
  • Aug 29: Mr. James Nzeh (South Africa), $126 million
  • Aug 29: Mary Kamara (Ivory Coast), $22 million
  • Aug 29: Miss Mabel Kwayas (Ivory Coast), $18 million
  • Aug 28: Kofi Nkrumah (Zaire/Congo), $40.3 million
  • Aug 28: Mrs Nora W. Setia (Afghanistan), $19 million
  • Aug 28: Dr. Adamu M. Modibbo (Nigeria), $15 million
  • Aug 28: Mr. Bagudu Williams (Nigeria), $38.2 million
  • Aug 28: Dr. Okon Paul (Nigeria), $38.2 million
  • Aug 28: Johnson Mowete (Zimbabwe), $8.5 million
  • Aug 27 (approx.): Mr. Dikko Mobutu (Zaire/Congo), $31.5 million
  • Aug 27: Edward Mulete, Jr. (Zimbabwe), $21.5 million
  • Aug 27: Dr. Olufemi Pinheiro (Nigeria), $26.4 million
  • Aug 27: Dr. Ivan Idodo (Nigeria), $21.3 million
  • Aug 27: Oliveira Chuli Savimbi / O. C. Savimbi (Angola), $18.5 million
  • Aug 27: John Henry (South Africa), $25.3 million
  • Aug 27: Coker Bankole (Nigeria), $30 million
  • Aug 27: Dr. Dango Sakushi (Zaire/Congo), $15.5 million
  • Aug 26: Dr. Mrs. Mariam Abacha / Dr. Mrs. Marian Abacha (Nigeria), $24 million [and another very similar one from August 31]
  • Aug 26: Nzanga Joseph (Desire) Mobutu (Zaire/Congo), $27 million
  • Aug 26: Mr. Kenneth Uba (Nigeria), $31 million
  • Aug 26: Mr. Ken Agu (Nigeria), $15 million
  • Aug 26: Nzanga Reymound Seko Mobutu (Zaire/Congo), $50 million
  • Aug 25 (approx.): Fred Thambo (Sierra Leone), $22 million
  • Aug 25: Dr. Chyke Aku (Nigeria), $65.5 million
  • Aug 25: Mr. Nelson Masele (South Africa), $27.1 million
  • Aug 25: Mr. Koffi Hanis (Guinea Bissau), $16 million
  • Aug 24: Dr. Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $30 million
  • Aug 24: Allhaji Ammed Shiku (Nigeria), $15 million
  • Aug 24: Gov. John Obi (Western Sahara), $65 million
  • Aug 24: Mrs. Thaddee Kabila (Zaire/Congo), $22 million
  • Aug 24: Princess Vivian Onyekwere (Nigeria), $23.5 million
  • Aug 23: Tony Ibada (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Aug 23: Dr. Robert Klen (Benin), $28.4 million
  • Aug 23: Dr. Ahmed Bello (Nigeria), $15 million
  • Aug 23: Abdullahi Mohammed (Nigeria) $46.8 million
  • Aug 23: Tao Aroujo Sakaita Savimbi / Tao A. Savimbi (Angola) $100 million
  • Aug 23: Dr. Mamabolo David (South Africa), $16.2 million
  • Aug 23: Dr. Peter Efetobor (Nigeria), $15 million
  • Aug 23: Dr. Ibrahim Kabiru / Engr. Abubaker Abass (Nigeria), $50 million
  • Aug 22: Dr. James Bola (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Aug 22: Phil Fish (South Africa) $10 million
  • Aug 22: Mr. James A. Williams jnr. (Angola), $58.2 million
  • Aug 22: Engr. Kolawole Adams / Dr. Kola Adams (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Aug 22: Mr. Bimbo Daramola (Nigeria), unspecified
  • Aug 22: Mr. Williams Kabila (Nigeria), $20 million
  • Aug 21: Phil Moshoe (South Africa), $10 million
  • Aug 21: Hajia Mariam Abaca (Nigeria), $25.3 million
  • Aug 21: Cisse Coudere (Sierra Leone), $10 million [and another similar one from Sept 15]
  • Aug 21: Mr. Ambrose Nkunu (Angola), $40.3 million
  • Aug 21: Mr. Fusham William (South Africa), $24.2 million
  • Aug 21: Mr. Maimo Johnson (Zimbabwe), $8.5 million
  • Aug 20: Sam Benjamin (Nigeria), $45.5 million
  • Aug 20: Bassey Asika (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Aug 20: Engr. Usman Daggash (Nigeria), $18.5 million
  • Aug 20: Mr. Chika Paul (Nigeria), $14.9 million
  • Aug 19: David Mukalele (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Aug 19: Mr. Nasel Malik (Nigeria), $24.5 million
  • Aug 19: Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $41 million
  • Aug 19: Musa Ego (Nigeria, though only Enugu State is mentioned), $36 million
  • Aug 19: Dr. Hassan Baddar (several countries mentioned), $31.5 million
  • Aug 19: Hon. Dr. Usmanlar Douglas (Nigeria), unspecified
  • Aug 18: Mrs. Alice Kobe (Sierra Leone/Nigeria), $45.5 million
  • Aug 18: Barrister Ben Cassy, Esq. / Bernard Cassy / Barrister Bode Rotimi Solicitor (Nigeria), $9 million
  • Aug 18 (approx.): Mr. Bode Thomas Ige (Nigeria), $22 million
  • Aug 18: Dr. Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $48.6 million
  • Aug 18: Chief David Igho (Nigeria), $21.3 million
  • Aug 18: Mr. Frank Imole (Nigeria), $62.5 million
  • Aug 17: Mrs. Amina Bola Ige / Mrs. Amina Ige (Nigeria), $75 million
  • Aug 17: Mr. Agada Egoh (Ivory Coast), $10.5 million
  • Aug 17: Dr. Victor Turay (Cote d’Ivoire / Ivory Coast), $8.5 million
  • Aug 17: Mr. Abba Abacha (Nigeria), $36 million
  • Aug 17: Hon. Bello Osagie (Nigeria), $70 million
  • Aug 17: Victor Jaja (Nigeria), $62.5 million
  • Aug 16 (approx.): Dr. Brown Dumbushe (Zimbabwe), $5 million
  • Aug 15: Godswill Owode (unspecified), $31.5 million
  • Aug 15: Mrs. Matilda Konare (Zaire/Congo), $10.5 million
  • Aug 14: Mr. Elizabeth Edema Weah / Mrs. Elizabeth E. Weah (Liberia), $28 million
  • Aug 14: Princess Judith Akpaka (Nigeria), $23.5 million
  • Aug 14: Dr. Salisu John (Nigeria), $32.4 million
  • Aug 14: Mr. Obinna John (Nigeria), $14.9 million
  • Aug 14: Engr. Amadi Anyaso (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Aug 14: Ocita O. Gabriel / Ocita G. (unspecified, probably Nigeria), $20.5 million
  • Aug 14: Joseph Edward (South Africa), $21.5 million
  • Aug 14: Chris Kanu (Nigeria), $70 million
  • Aug 14: Susan Okoko (Ivory Coast), $16.5 million
  • Aug 14: Mr. Davis Masinga (South Africa) $25.6 million
  • Aug 13: Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $62.8 million
  • Aug 13: Mr. John Biko (South Africa), $152 million
  • Aug 13: Mr. Midakabe Johnson (Zimbabwe), $8.5 million
  • Aug 12: Jaja Yerima (Zimbabwe), $7 million
  • Aug 12: Mubetee Waziri (Zaire/Congo), $22 million
  • Aug 11: Dr. Teddy O. James / Owens James (South Africa), $12.5 million
  • Aug 11: Mrs. Blessing Kante (Sierra Leone) $18 million
  • Aug 11: Barrister Ahmed M. Idris (Nigeria), $48 million
  • Aug 11: Almendo S. Savimbi (Angola) $100 million, gold, diamonds
  • Aug 11: Chief Bagudu Williams (Nigeria), $38.2 million
  • Aug 11: Dr. Rasheed Garuba (Nigeria), $40 million
  • Aug 10: Prince Desmond Okotiebor Etete / Prince Desmond Etete (Nigeria, but only “Ogoni Kingdom” is mentioned), unspecified
  • Aug 10: Mr. Khalil Ibrahim Gabr / Khalil I. Gabr (Egypt), $18.9 million
  • Aug 9 (approx.): Moses Ike (Nigeria), $10 million
  • Aug 9: Mrs. Helina Karimu (Angola), $30.5 million
  • Aug 9: Engr. Victor Osagie (Nigeria, but only “Niger Delta” is mentioned), $26.4 million
  • Aug 8: Dr. Isa Ibrahim (Nigeria), $33.7 million
  • Aug 8: Mrs. M. Sese Seko (Zaire/Congo), $30 million
  • Aug 8: Obaro Joseph (Nigeria), $25.5 million
  • Aug 8: Dr. Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $24 million
  • Aug 8: Mr. Gomez Chimalu (South Africa), $126 million
  • Aug 7: Dr. Mike Okon (Nigeria), $38.7 million
  • Aug 7: Mrs. Atinuke Ige / Tony Ige (Nigeria), $17.5 million
  • Aug 7: Dr. Tom David (Nigeria), unspecified
  • Aug 5: Mr. Cesar David (South Africa), $126 million
  • Aug 5: Aram Charly (Cote d’Ivoire/Ivory Coast), $11.5 million
  • Aug 5: Mr. Ume Ugo (South Africa), $126 million
  • Aug 5: Mr. Davies Manga (Nigeria), $18.5 million
  • Aug 5: Dr. T. Y. Williams (Nigeria), $250 million
  • Aug 5: Zuma Mobutu Sese Seko (Zaire/Congo), $50 million
  • Aug 4: Meka Bakasu Te Pemako (Zaire/Congo), $22 million
  • Aug 3: Mr. Williams Delese (South Africa), $27.1 million
  • Aug 3: Dr. Joseph Masala (South Africa), $20 million
  • Aug 3: Dr. Evans Ebemen (Nigeria), $22.5 million
  • Aug 3: Mr. Timothy Ige (Nigeria), $0.5 million
  • Aug 3: Dr. Vincent Chimerenma / Dr. Vencent Chimerenma (Nigeria), $14.5 million
  • Aug 2: Mr. John Rovet (South Africa), $38.7 million [with additional follow-up letters]
  • Aug 2: Mr. Ahmed Jegah (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Aug 2: Dr. Peter Ibori (Nigeria), $18.5 million
  • Aug 2: Haja Laila (Brunei), unspecified
  • Aug 2: Barrister Olabode Thomas (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Aug 2: Dr. Frank Dako (Nigeria), $2.5 million
  • Aug 1: Ismalia Mohammed (Nigeria), $32.6 million
  • Aug 1: Tayo Samsudin (Kenya), $55.7 million
  • Aug 1: Oscar Kamara / Joy Kamara (Sierra Leone), $15 million
• July 2002:
  • July 31: Barrister Williams T. Falana (Nigeria), $48 million
  • July 31: Thomas Olembe (Zambia), $30.5 million
  • July 30: Dr. Samson Osage (Nigeria), $18 million
  • July 29: Anthony Williams (Sierra Leone), $20 million
  • July 29: Mr. Robert Ajayi (Nigeria), $28 million
  • July 29: Mr. Cinon Abiola (Nigeria), $45 million
  • July 29: Col. Wilfred Tukur (Zaire/Congo), $20.5 million
  • July 29: Mr. Tete Tete (Nigeria), $27.5 million
  • July 29: Quadri Salam (unspecified), unspecified
  • July 27: Dr. Solomon Chukwuka (Nigeria), $40 million
  • July 26: Gambo Almustapha / Dantata Idris Dantata (Nigeria), $26.5 million
  • July 26: James Maduka (Nigeria), $25 million
  • July 26: Abdul Fadi (United Arab Emirates), $25 million
  • July 26: Mr. Coulibaly Kone (Ivory Coast), $16.5 million
  • July 26: Dr. Zack Ego (Nigeria), $16.5 million
  • July 25: Dr. Jelingo Mobutu (Zaire/Congo), $25 million
  • July 24: Dr. Mrs. Marian Abacha (Nigeria), $18.5 million
  • July 24: Dr. Emeka G. Afor (Nigeria), $30 million
  • July 24: Tayo Samsudin (Kenya), $54 million
  • July 23: Mr. Daniel Kargbo (Zimbabwe), $12 million
  • July 23: Mary Iddo Sankoh (Sierra Leone, though only Freetown is mentioned), $10.5 million
  • July 22: Mr. Emmanuel Dulaye (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • July 22: Barrister Sani Oguma (Nigeria), $75 million
  • July 21: Mr. Kesayi Ndiefi (Zaire/Congo), $22 million
  • July 21: Mr. Abdulahi Kano (South Africa), $33.8 million
  • July 20: Dr. Krisobed Abacha (Nigeria), $20 million
  • July 19: Mr. Kasiw David (United Arab Emirates, though only Dubai is mentioned), $26 million
  • July 19: Prince Amanda Sese Seko (Zaire/Congo), $18 million
  • July 19: Dr. Richard (Cote d’Ivoire/Ivory Coast), $13.5 million
  • July 19: Diaka Tshombe (Zaire/Congo), $22 million
  • July 18: Trevor David (Taiwan), $36 million
  • July 18: Barrister Hafiz Judy (Nigeria), $18.6 million
  • July 18: Dr. Ezeoke Awka (Nigeria), $22.2 million
  • July 15: Sandra Savimbi (Angola), $8.5 million
  • July 15: Dr. Frank Ben (Sierra Leone), $28.3 million
  • July 15: Karlman Khoroma (Sierra Leone), $18 million
  • July 15: Engr. Joseph Coco (South Africa), $14.5 million
  • July 15: Dr. Kema Chikwe (Nigeria), $25 million
  • July 15: Col. John Lumumba (Zaire/Congo), $15 million
  • July 15: Monday Charly Thesday / Mr. Kingsolo (South Africa), $126 million (apparently sent without being finished)
  • July 13: Maryam Abacha / Hajia Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $40.3 million [and another very similar one from Sept 13]
  • July 13: Dr. Frank Musa (Nigeria), $15 million
  • July 12: Bello Seko (Nigeria), $38.6 million
  • July 11: Mr. Evans Emeka (Nigeria), $10.5 million
  • July 11: Hajia Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $40.3 million
  • July 11: Mr. Tao Sakaita / Tao S. Savimbi (Angola), $100 million
  • July 10: Charles Anthony, Lilian Anthony (Ivory Coast), $20 million
  • July 9: Deacon David Donka (Sierra Leone), $10.5 million
  • July 9: Dr. Sisilu Nomvete (South Africa), $29.6 million
  • July 9: Dr. Ben Reginald Okon / Dr. Ben Okon (Nigeria), $15 million
  • July 9: Anil Kumar Bachoo (Mauritius, spelled “Moritius”, “Maritius”), $35 million
  • July 9: Mrs. Munirat Abacha (Nigeria), $6.8 million
  • July 8: Dr. Menard Abure (Nigeria), $22.5 million
  • July 8: Moshood Seko Mobutu or Nzaga M. Seseseko (Zaire/Congo), $50 million
  • July 8: Alhaji Usman Yerima (Nigeria), $22.5 million
  • July 8: Dr. Mohammed Sadiq (unspecified), $58 million
  • July 8: Ibrahim Sambo (unspecified), $38.5 million
  • July 7: Dr. Baba Ojo (Nigeria), $21.3 million
  • July 6: Dr. Femi Scott (Nigeria), $31 million
  • July 6: Dr. Charles Scott (South Africa), $31 million
  • July 5: Nkala Merimbe (Zimbabwe), $8.5 million
  • July 5: Mr. Kals Austin (Nigeria), $20 million
  • July 5: Mr. Pakwesi Oduru (Ghana) $20 million
  • July 5: Barrister Musa Yakubu (Nigeria), $15 million
  • July 5: Mr. Gabriel Nneji (Nigeria), $20 million
  • July 5: Mr. Chinonyere Ohaegbu (Nigeria), $14.9 million
  • July 4: Dr. Sesey Fofanna (Cote d’Ivoire/Ivory Coast), $35 million
  • July 4: Senator Jide Abiola (Nigeria), $32.5 million
  • July 4: Mrs. Stella Kadiar (Sierra Leone), $20.2 million
  • July 4: Franklin Numa (Unspecified), unspecified
  • July 4: Dr. Abraham Kazulu (South Africa), $33.8 million
  • July 4: Mr. Clement Obaseki (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • July 2: Mrs. Mariam Sese-Seko (Zaire/Congo), $20 million
  • July 2: Dr. Ugo Olems (Nigeria), $45 million
  • July 2: Haija Maryam Abacha (Nigeria), $35.7 million
  • July 1: Chief Martin Okilo (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • July 1: Eng. Martins Dibongo (Togo), $4.5 million
• June 2002:
  • June 30: Kabila Dusi (Zaire/Congo), $48 million
  • June 29: Solomon Kabila / Solmon Kabila (Zaire/Congo), $28.5 million
  • June 29: Dr. Ikomo Jeef / Kasky Dickson (Togo), $6.5 million
  • June 28: Dr. Daniel Ike (Nigeria), $31.3 million
  • June 28: Robert Ige (Nigeria), 58.7 million
  • June 28: Mr. Tobi Chris Williams (Nigeria), $736 million
  • June 27: Dr. Edward Brume (Nigeria), $31.3 million
  • June 27: Onome Efe (Nigeria), $26.5 million
  • June 27: Mr. Boniface Eze (South Africa), $126 million
  • June 26: His Royal Highness Chike Ubah (Nigeria), $23 million
  • June 26: Dr. Maris Nekeson (South Africa), $152 million — includes second letter of follow-up
  • June 25: Mrs. Mary Abacha (Nigeria), $4.5 million
  • June 25: Dr. David Bonoh (Nigeria), $31 million
  • June 25: Dr. Yemi Musa (Nigeria), $5 million
  • June 24: Mr. Daisy Ho Yuen (Hong Kong/China), $169 million
  • June 24: John Sese Seko (Zaire/Congo), $45 million
  • June 24: Ukah Dike (Nigeria), $30.8 million
  • June 23: Dr. John Yasa (Togo), $16.8 million
  • June 22: Engr. Robert Lumbe (South Africa), $14.5 million
  • June 22: Miss Ann Kamara (Sierra Leone), $12.5 million
  • June 22: Mr. Prince Ibe (South Africa), $152 million
  • June 22: Kimo Savimbi (Angola), $25.5 million
  • June 22: Dr. Jim Kananga (Nigeria), $25.5 million
  • June 22: Dr. John Abass (Nigeria), $27 million
  • June 22: Barrister Tunde Hassan (Nigeria), $9 million
  • June 21: Dr. J. C. Eke (South Africa), $68 million
  • June 21: Mr. Rotimi Williams (Nigeria), $50 million
  • June 20: Dr. Murphy Ogbemudia (Nigeria), $20.5 million
  • June 20: Dr. Adedoyin Thomas (Nigeria), $25 million
  • June 20: Mr. Bode Thomas (Nigeria), $21.5 million [and another very similar one from Sept 3]
  • June 20: Mr. [redacted] (Nigeria), $8.5 million
  • June 20: Lucky Akpata (Nigeria), $30 million
  • June 20: Fedi Nokiri (Sierra Leone) $35 million
  • June 19: Dr. Raymond Graham (Togo), $10 million
  • June 19: Mr. Joseph Edward (South Africa), $21.5 million
  • June 19: Barrister Graham Douglas (Nigeria), $25 million
  • June 18: Okon Ahmed (Nigeria), $25.5 million
  • June 18: Mr. Johnson Markson (Sierra Leona), $28 million
  • June 18: Sandra Savimbi (Angola), $25.6 million
  • June 18 (with an almost identical one from August 30): Mr. Tambo / Mr. E. Tambo / Engr. David Tambo (South Africa), $26.5 million
  • June 18: Bello Aba (Nigeria), $20 million
  • June 18: Dr. John Baki (Nigeria), $32 million
  • June 17: Moustapha Abacha (Nigeria), $40.3 million
  • June 17: Dr. (Mrs.) Maryam Abacha (Nigeria), $50 million
  • June 17: Mrs. Mariam Sese-Seko (Zaire/Congo), $18 million
  • June 17: Dr. Patrick King Ellsworth (Zimbabwe), $15.5 million
  • June 16: Mr. Tutu (South Africa), $26.5 million
  • June 16: Col. Zizo Girai (Zaire/Congo), $15 million
  • June 15: Mr. Donald Savimbi (Angola), $32 million
  • June 15: Mr. Cyril Otoo (Burkina Faso), $7.2 million
  • June 14: Jerry Miller Mushagike (Zimbabwe), $27 million
  • June 14: Ben Tikko (Nigeria), $20 million
  • June 13: Dr. John Efetobor (Nigeria), $14.3 million
  • June 12: Dr. Mike Obi (Zaire/Congo), $24.7 million
  • June 12: Mr. Simpson E. Okoro (Nigeria), $31.8 million
  • June 12: Madam Marcey Monte (Gabon), $15.5 million
  • June 12: Mariam M. Sese-Seko (Zaire/Congo), $30 million
  • June 12: Mr. Ben Joe (South Africa), $152 million
  • June 12: Mrs. Mariam Sese-Seko (Zaire/Congo), $75 million
  • June 11: Ibrahim Badamasi (Nigeria), $36 million
  • June 11: Alex Princewill (Togo), $15 million
  • June 11: Alahaji Cyril (Unspecified), unspecified
  • June 10: Mrs. Rose Sankoh (Sierra Leone), $18.3 million
  • June 9: Mr. Ibrahim Ali (Nigeria), $30 million
  • June 8: David Olu (Nigeria), $31 million
  • June 8: Dr. Agu Julius (Nigeria), $45.5 million
  • June 8: Ms. Nnengi Savimbi (Angola), $8.5 million
  • June 7: Eduado De Mello (Angola), $32 million
  • June 6: Dr. Hassan Musa (Togo), $18.5 million
  • June 6: Dr. Bayola Bule (Nigeria), $22.2 million
  • June 6: Mrs. M. Sese-Seko (Zaire/Congo), $30 million
  • June 5: Dr. Peter Ego (Nigeria), $31 million [and another very similar one from August 24, with name in one place as Dr. Tom Eke]
  • June 4: Dr. Abdul Kadiri (Nigeria), $8.5 million
  • June 3: Sekou Moshood (Zaire/Congo), $47 million
  • June 1 (approx.): Kingsley Odoms (Nigeria), $31.5 million
  • June 1 (approx.): Mr. Morris Bello (Togo), $9 million
• May 2002:
  • May 31: Dr. Uba Jega (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • May 31: Dr. Henry Kofi (Nigeria), $55.5 million
  • May 31: Col. Kenneth Abelange (Zaire/Congo), $20.5 million
  • May 30: Col. Thomas Idah (Zaire/Congo), $30 million
  • May 28: Johnson Savimbi (Angola), $12.5 million
  • May 25: Albert Conde (Nigeria), $31 million
  • May 24: Mrs. Cecilia Aku (Nigeria), $18 million
  • May 24: Engr. Edward Savimbi (Angola), $25.3 million
  • May 15: Samuel Opute (Ivory Coast), unspecified
  • May 15: Abel McDonald (Nigeria), $25 million
  • May 11: Mr. Abdul One Useni (Nigeria), $60 million
  • May 10: Saminy Kanjo (Togo), $3.2 million
  • May 10: Mr. John Pujeh (Sierra Leona), $46 million
  • May 10: Mr. Ojo Adams (Nigeria), $31 million
  • May 10: Dr. Victor Egobia (Nigeria), $31 million
  • May 10: Barrister Ahmed Johnson (Nigeria), $12.5 million
  • May 4: Gen. Hama Salama (Western Sahara), $55 million
• April 2002:
  • Apr 30: Gen. Victor Nkenchor (Liberia), $8 million, plus gold
  • Apr 26: Dr. Uba Jega (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Apr 22: Mr. Tanko Bamaiyi (Nigeria), $46.1 million
  • Apr 21: Antonio Nzam (Angola), $45 million
  • Apr 9: Hillary Biodun (South Africa), $152 million
  • Apr 8: Benson Oka (Zaire/Congo), $62.8 million
  • Apr 4: Barrister James Williams (Nigeria), $45.5 million
• March 2002:
  • Mar 28: Mrs. Maryam F. Abacha (Nigeria), $35.5 million
  • Mar 26: Mr. Rawal Lukman (Nigeria), $18.5 million
  • Mar 26: Dr. Hamza Bello (Nigeria), $18.5 million
  • Mar 25: Dr. Mrs. Marian Abacha (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Mar 23: Alhaji Usman Yerima (Nigeria), $22.5 million
  • Mar 21: Robert Kalifa (Sierra Leone), $16 million
  • Mar 15: Dr. Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $24 million
  • Mar 14: George Kojo Kabba (Sierra Leone), $40.5 million
  • Mar 12: Bada Musa (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Mar 10: Dr. William Dabo (Nigeria), $30 million
• February 2002:
  • Feb 25: Mr. Thabo M. Masebe (South Africa), $21.5 million
  • Feb 25: Dr. Jonathan Ibori (Nigeria), $25 million
  • Feb 22: Mr. Shika Umundi (South Africa), $33.8 million
  • Feb 21: Daniel Ibe (Benin), $50.5 million
  • Feb 21: Mrs. Marian Abacha (Nigeria), $60 million
  • Feb 20: Rev. Sunday Nana (Liberia), $30 million
  • Feb 20: Mr. Kenneth Odey (Nigeria), $32.2 million
  • Feb 6: Prince Kamara (Sierra Leone), $12 million
• January 2002:
  • Jan 29: Itah Mobutu (Zaire/Congo), $18 million
  • Jan 29: Mr. Luke (South Africa), $152 million
  • Jan 23: Michael F. Kadiar (Ivory Coast), $27 million
  • Jan 14: Chief Bello Osagie (Nigeria), $21.5 million
  • Jan 9: Miss Charllotte D. Fologo (Ivory Coast), $12.5 million

Year 2001:

• Dec 10: Jacob Ordi (Nigeria), $31 million
• Nov 23: Dr. Adewole Aremu (Nigeria), $38 million
• Oct 17: Dr. Spiff Mustapha (Nigeria), $31 million
• Oct 15: Mrs. Mariam Abacha (Nigeria), $41.5 million
• Oct 11: Edward Mambo (Zaire/Congo), $15.5 million
• Sept 24: Benson Kabo (Nigeria), $45.5 million
• Sept 23: Patrick Osaka (Nigeria), $25 million
• Sept 9: Malik Madaki (Nigeria), $25 million
• June 9: Barrister Vincent Hama (Nigeria), $75 million
• May 21: Dr. Abbas Baba (Nigeria), $12.5 million
• May 2: Col. Ibrahim Mustapha (Nigeria), $30.5 million
• March 29: Dr. Inu Zemede (Nigeria), $18.5 million

Year 2000:

• August 28: Abbas Abacha (Nigeria), $27 million
• April 11: Dr. Ben Oguejiofor (Nigeria), $45.1 million

Nigerian Scam Links:

• Email Warnings (detailing various different scam types) at Email Address Search.
• Fighting Back at Nigerian 419 Advance Fee Fraud Scammers
• Inboxer Rebellion/Nigerian Scam (Snopes.com)
• Nigerian Letter Scams, at the FBI’s Internet Fraud Complaint Center.
• Nigerian 911 Fraud Letters, an indexed database of hundreds of current Nigerian fraud letters.
• Nigerian Scam Hitlist, a large collection of scam letters
• Nigerian Scam Letter Museum (Quatloos, Scams and Frauds Exposed): another large collection of letters
• Internet-Fraud.com (many examples, and interesting ideas on fighting back)
• West African Fraud / Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud in Internet Fraud and Email Scams (many details and examples)
• Urgent & Confidential Business Proposal (Urban Legends Archive)
• SCAM: The Nigerian Advance Fee Scheme (Internet Scambusters)
• The scam which caused a painful sting in my mailbox, Polly Toynbee, UK Guardian
• U.S. Secret Service Financial Crimes Division (includes section on Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud)
• Nigerian Fraud Letter Scam (Loss Prevention Concepts)
• 419 Fraud, good general site with information, examples, contacts, and a bulletin board
• The 419 Coalition Website
• Nigerian Scam: Promise of Funds but Intent is to Rob
• Too Good to be True (ABC News report)
• Nigerian Fraudsters (from The Register)
• Nigerian 419 Scam (from Hoax Encyclopedia)
• Nigerian Frauds 419 Scam Central (from Freeman Institite)
• Postal Inspectors Crackdown on Nigerian Scam (U.S. Postal Service)
• Central Bank of Nigeria Press Statement on Advance Fee Fraud/Scam
• U.S. Secret Service Alert on Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud
• Sierra Leone Web Scams Page: “The scam letters typically follow a formula which will quickly become obvious when you read through the more than forty examples posted here. In those included, the scam artists all claim to be Sierra Leoneans. Judging by their lack of knowledge about Sierra Leone, none of them is. Those familiar with Sierra Leone may be amused by the stories of kings and royal palaces, and the many Nigerian surnames which seem to run through Sierra Leonean officialdom.”
• Monitor das Fraudes (in Portuguese language)

Fun with the Nigerian Scam:

• Scam O Rama, or the Lads from Lagos (lots of information and humor, and over 125 different scam letters)
• Which Nigerian Spammer Are You?

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I’m starting a blog about signing up for and checking 101 different email addresses.

I got in trouble for my last post. My dad walked behind the computer, and, instead of being a parent, he asked my mother to address it with me.

I explained my situation and we’re all good. My mom did say my language makes me sound like a cheap ho, however, and I would concur. Except today kind of called for it.

Since the minute I got online this morning (before eight), I knew it would be a long day. I could say I’m not so angry now, but that would be a lie. I’m still really, really furious.

But in all honesty, it’s not worth my time. It’s not worth my energy to be angry.

And besides, I have discovered that I’m not a complete mess when it comes to finding a cute boy. The one I wanted, I got. It turns out he just needed a little more time to think than most people.

Yellow and purple do go together, after all.

Author: Sally Bacchetta
Source: articleage.com

I know exactly what I was doing when you were born, because it’s still unfinished, just as I left it. My private Pompei.
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So seeing as 38 is my house number, I decided I’d brave the cold weather and go out, in my PJ’s, and take a picture of the house number

I like St. John’s and its program. I am glad I went. I would do it all over again. I like tutors, even those I have never met, on the principle that Lincoln said “I never met a tutor I didn’t like” (and surely Lincoln was an honorable man.) And I like Emerson. I am sure I shall like Emerson even more once I read his address. I cannot guarantee that I will like Emerson as much or more than I like Thoreau. But one cannot like Thoreau and dislike Emerson.

The seminar is scheduled for:

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

6:30 – 10:00 p.m.

The New Church
114 East 35th Street (between Lexington and Park)
New York, NY 10016

Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with refreshments served. The seminar will be from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. with a reception following until 10:00 p.m.

Here is the text of Emerson’s address (one of many such links) which I found in a Google search.

http://www.emersoncentral.com/divaddr.htm

Ralph Waldo Emerson

DIVINITY SCHOOL ADDRESS

Delivered before the Senior Class in Divinity College, Cambridge, Sunday Evening, July 15, 1838

I read the opening sentence:

In this refulgent summer, it has been a luxury to draw the breath of life.

I immediately think of GAUDEAMUS IGITUR

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8awWszoxsyg

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gaudeamus_igitur_1898.jpg

http://www.newfoundations.com/Gaudeamus.html

Let us rejoice therefore
While we are young.
After a pleasant youth
After a troublesome old age
The earth will have us.

Let sadness perish!
Let haters perish!
Let the devil perish!
Let whoever is against our school
Who laughs at it, perish!

I am making some progress and headway! I have read the first sentence and then given some respectful thought to Gaudeamus Igitur

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaudeamus_igitur

The song dates to 1287 and was already known by the time of founding of the first European university, the University of Bologna. It is in the tradition of carpe diem (“seize the day”), with its exhortations to enjoy life.

My suspicions are immediately aroused, for I ask myself WHY we must exhort ourselves to rejoice and be happy. If our blessings are innumerable, why are we admonished to count them? The lady doth protest too much, methinks. IF there were some positive perennial attitude so endemic and systemic to our psyche that it was ceaseless and unremitting, how would we be aware of its presence and nature and give it a name? It would be necessary for some totally alien yet articulate being to visit us from another galaxy, and notice with astonishment that we are all X. The aliens say “Why, you are all X constantly, from birth til death, but among our species, only one or two are X per century, and then only late in their lifespan.” We would be quite perplexed and say “what is this X of which you speak?” Of course, the aliens would not be saying X, but some unpronounceable word in their native language. They would study our languages for a bit, notice that an ancient word for Earth is “Gaia”,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_%28mythology%29

and they would coin for us the word “gaiant”. We would say “oh, you mean, gay, happy.” They would explain, “No, gaiant is far more profound that mere happiness which comes and goes. Can’t you see it, cant you feel it? Oh how we wish we could be as gaiant as each of you if only for one moment.”

I have just now imagined the unimaginable and given it a name: “gaiant.” If you press me to be more specific, perhaps I shall become uneasy and desperate and invoke some argument about Hitler. But, no, it is too early in this game to become desperate enough for that tact. So I will explain that gaiant simple refers our inherent “Buddha nature”. We are already everything that we should be, we are simply not aware of it. All we need to do is become aware that we already where we want to be and we shall be enlightened.

It is sort of like that old Shaker hymn:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiLTwtuBi-o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Alyu2VnkNOE

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Tish says,

Gaint? I think not. Buddha nature? Nah. Too reminiscent of Plato’s – admittedly paraphrased – “men only do bad things because they don’t understand what’s good for them…” In Townsend’s case “men are already perfected, they just don’t act that way.” Huh?
Sorry William, I’m snowed in and thus, trolling your facebook page.

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Tish, sorry for me or sorry for you? I think you are a wonderful reader to have on my page. If I can answer your questions, then I have helped you, and if I cannot answer your questions, then you have helped me. So, in the spirit of Nietzsche, if this does not kill me it can only make me stronger. I am close enough to this scheduled meeting to attend. The reading is not that long, and is on-line, free. I am trying to psych myself up to read Emerson’s address and find something worthwhile to ask or say. One of may all time favorite lines is from Camus’ “Myth of Sisyphus” essays: “posterity, that paltry eternity.” Somewhere in Book III of the Iliad, Glaukos and Diomedes meet upon the field of battle, and have that discourse about how a generation of humans is like the leaves which fall from the trees at the end of a season and are no more. All the remains to a few is the fame of their life which lives on in the collective memory of future generations. Now for some reason Camus considers such posterity a paltry and impoverished; but does Camus consider it paltry for the real reason that our planet will perish in less than a million years. When King Solomon wrote “the sun also rises” and when Hemingway lifted that for his novel title, people took for granted that the sun always would rise; they assumed that earthly life as we know it is some kind of eternal given, continuing on for perpetuity.

Of course, I dashed this off quickly and fancifully yesterday as I read the first sentence of Emerson’s address. I have some friends who are gay and lesbian. Gaia is a word which meant Earth, but Earth in the pagan sense of a goddess spirit I suppose. The beginning of Emerson’s address reminded me of the optimism and youthful joy of college life, which of course reminded me of Gaudeamus Igitur which is supposed to be the oldest known college song. I am always suspicious of people which exhort us or command us to do anything. Everyone says “Have a nice day!” “Have a blessed day!” “Enjoy your day!” “Take care!” “Enjoy!” “Be well!” “God Bless” etc, etc, … and who are these people with the audacity to feel they must tell me how my day should be, and with what hubris do they feel that their exhortations will have some causal impact upon the course of my day or my life; with what presumption do they feel that God, if there is a God, would need their commentary to work His divine will, since it is my understanding that God provides for the birds who neither sow nor reap, and certainly never pray or petition; a God who already knows our needs even before we ask. And in what sense doe we even know good from evil, that we may presume to know what good is, and then wish or will it upon others. When Joseph’s brothers came to him in Egypt to ask his forgiveness, Joseph said, “You intended evil for me but God transformed your evil into good, because my perilous adventures eventually brought me to a position of power and influence where I can save my relatives from the famine (all obviously paraphrased).”

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Granting the discontinuity inherent in such Facebook posts, which are limited in length, I continue…

The spirit of school addresses, and rousing songs such as Gaudeamus is to exhort us to maintain some positive desirable frame of mind which should be so natural to us as to require no reminder or exhortation. No one encourages us or reminds us to inhale and exhale.

But then, it occurred to me that perhaps there is some fundamental quality or characteristic which all humans across all eras share, which is so intrinsic that we are unaware of it. If we where a species of scorpion which had come to be the dominant species of the planet, we would have individuals who are the most beautiful, handsome, noble, intellectual charismatic scorpions, and we would have the vast rucktive bulk of mediocre scorpions, and then we would have some hideously ugly, horrendously stupid, or unspeakably evil scorpions. But would we EVER grasp the essential fact that we are scorpions; a fact so immediately obvious to some alien species, who materializes from deep space, through many hyperdimensions, steps out of their tardis portals, espies us from afar, and with osteum agape, exclaims “Gods! They are SCORPIONS!”

(and if your curiosity is aroused by my word RUCTIVE, it is not my word, but my hero, Wallace Stevens, so its ok … nyah nyah

http://www.newcriterion.com/articles.cfm/The-sovereign-ghost-of-Wallace-Stevens-4283

)

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Now, I am by natural a left wing liberal, who leans so far to the left as to be socialist, yet enough a child of the 1950s cold war to be ashamed to call myself a Communist. But I am definitely not a Conservative, since I never caught on to the knack of creating wealth or conserving it, so I have nothing to converse, and naturally anyone with nothing has no vested interested in conserving status quo, since the status of my quo stinks, and has every reason to support spreading the wealth, since it is not my wealth to spread. All this of course means that I am the sworn eternal enemy of all conservative right-wing Republicans, and must avail myself of every opportunity to piss them off and rub their noses in their own kaky-dooty.

Therefore, I coin the term “gaiant”, because it suggests the latent homosexuality in us all which conservatives have in even greater measure than liberals, since their self-loathing and repression concentrates it in the exquisite alembic of denial to a pure nectar of same-sex concupiscence encased in a coating of white sepulchral moral high ground. Gaiant also sounds like Giant, and we see ourselves as giants at the center of the universe, central to almighty God’s great plans for us for surely those who “cannot enter the kingdom of heaven except they become as a little child” must first become proud puffed up giants who conquer the universe. And scriptures do tell us that “in those days there were giants.” So I have pissed off the right wing conservatives by pushing their homophobic button, and next, by alluding to the Earth Goddess, which offends their inherent Abrahamic monotheism (and of COURSE our one God is a MALE and not a FEMALE, because a phallus is every so much more interesting and threatening than a maidenhead.)

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2.KRT. Purbodiprojo (Alm) Yogyakarta, May 1891, Figure
3. GBPH. Soeryobrongto (Alm) Suryowijayan MD I/143 Yogyakarta, November 11, 1914 Figures Yogyakarta classical dance
4. RW. Sasminto Mardowo nDalem Pujukusuman Yogyakarta, April 9, 1929 Figures classical dance (Alm) MG V/45, Yog
5. Prof. DR. RM. Suryodiningratan Wisnoe MJ II / Yogyakarta, January 17, 1929 People dance creations Wardhana (Alm) 837, Yogyakarta new
6. Soekiman Perum SOGLB no. A 5, Yogyakarta, 06 Okt 1930 Classical Dance Jl. Wates, Yogyakarta
7. KRT. Sunaryo Condropus-Jl. Suryoputran no. 33, – professor of dance masks Yogyakarta klono PITO
8. Benedictus Suharto (Alm) Donodigdayan Yogyakarta, 09 Jun 1937 classic dance Figures / Spiritual
9. Perum SSn Hadiprayitno educates people dance creations Jatimulya Jl. New Godean
10. Ida Manu Tranggana BA Jl. Singosaren no. 9 Yogyakarta, 23 Nov 1955 (Ida Wibowo) Bantul, Yogyakarta
11. RM. Dinu Satomo Siswo Ameng BA Bekso Yogyakarta, January 13, 1941 Dance Classics
12. Drs. Miroto MFA Jl. Ringroad, Gamping Contemporary Dance
13. Heru Sunarno (Alm) Jl. Gondosuli no. 9, Yog Solo, October 23, 1922
14. Probo Pawoko Brontokusumo MG III / Yogyakarta, 1922 Classical Dance 298, Yogyakarta
15. Father Ryo Suryataruna – Yogyakarta, 06 Jul 1919 Classical Dance
16. KRT. Sutambo Jogobroto Suryowijayan Yogyakarta, October 20, 1918 People dance Yogya (Alm)
17. Sutanti S. Pringgobroto Ngringin, Condongcatur Madison, September 15, 1929 Figures Sleman classical dance
18. BRA. GT Yudonegoro Notoyudan Classical Dance II/1303 1932 Yogyakarta Yogyakarta
19. FB. Suharto DipowinatanMG. I/285 Yogyakarta, 04 Jan 1920 Yogyakarta
20. Sukarno Warsito Tegalrejo, Yog. Purwokerto, 15 Aug 1933 Pembina anak2
21. R u s l i (rip) Nagan center 53a, Yog Medan, 1916
22. Wardoyo Sapen, Depok, Sleman
23. Widayat (Alm) Jl. Cendana 11, Yogyakarta Figure contemporary fine art
24. Sapto Hudoyo Jl. Km 9, Yog Solo, 06 Feb 1925 Figures in contemporary fine art
25. Mergangsan Sukasman MG. II / Yogyakarta, April 20, 1937 painter Figures wa – 1308 Rt. 04, Yog. a
26. Soegeng Darsono (Alm) Ds. Banjarsari, Sleman Pakem-March 15, 1926 Member Art pastel painting, Sleman
27. Handrio Komp. Artists, Purwakarta, September 6, 1926 Jl. Kaliurang, Sleman
28. Djajeng Asmoro (Alm) Kemetiran Kidul, Jogjakarta. Yogyakarta, January 24, 1908
29. Nasyah Djamin – North Sumatra, 24 September 1924
30. Affandi Jl. Km. Figure 5 Cirebon Yogyakarta contemporary art
31. Ny. Kartika Affandi Jl. Km. 5 Yogyakarta Yogyakarta
32. Djoko scream Ds. Plataran, Banguntir-painting people to, sorry, Bantul contemporary
33. Dr. H. Amri Yahya Gampingan No. 6, Yog. Palembang, September 29, 1929 Batik Painting
34. Sudarmi Sawitsari Blok B no. 4, Kutoarjo, February 5, 1929 Jl. Kaliurang Km 6, Yog
35. Fajar Sidik Kauman, Yogyakarta Surabaya, 08 Feb 1936 Painting
36. KRT. Wirodiprojo (Alm) – Yogyakarta, Classical Figures 1907
37. Ki Hadiguno / Kimin (Alm) Bantul Bantul, 1880
38. Cermo Warsito (Alm) Tulung, Tamanmartani, Yogyakarta, 1906 Kalasan, Sleman, Jogjakarta.
39. Mas Wedono TARYONO Cermo Logandeng, Playen Bantul, 1902 Wayang kulit (Alm) Gunungkidul
40. KRT. Suryohasmoro Suronatan, Ngasem Kulonprogo, 07 Des 1913 KP. II/123, Yog.
41. Ki Timbul Hadiprayitno Jenar Bantul, Bagelan, leather Wayang 1932
42. Ki Hadi Sugito Sumberan, Triharjo, Kulonprogo, April 10, 1942 Puppet skin Wates, Kulonprogo
43. Ki Cermo Sudjarwo (Alm) Kotagede, Yog. Bumijo, skin Puppet 1950
44. RW. BA Cermo Subarno Jl. Arjuna no. 45, Wiro-Kulonprogo, September 24, 1938 Wayang kulit (writers) brajan, Yogyakarta Yogyakarta Style
45. Ki Sugi Hadi Karsono (Alm) Beji, Sumberagung, Btl. Bantul, 02 Des 1932 leather Wayang
46. S ugito (Alm) Jombor, Sunduadi, Mlati, Yogyakarta, Sleman 1934
47. MB. Cermo Gupito Hadi – Yogyakarta, February 23, 1925
48. KRT. Cermo Widyokusumo Gg. Arjuna no. 45 Wirobrajan, Yog.
49. Ki Seno Nugroho, Yog.
50. Edy Suwondo Ki Displays, Pandowohar-(writers) jo, Sleman
51. Magdalene Rubinem Jl. Magelang Km. 7 Yogyakarta, 1931 Public Waranggono Gudeg, Sleman
52. Nyi Mas Rio Larasati Jl. Gendingan MG V / Yogyakarta, 1908 Waranggono 173, Yog.
53. Nyi Mas Lindur Wedono Rotowijayan, Yog. 1917 Waranggono
54. RM. Aloysius Harimawan Jl. New Demangan No.16 Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta May 19, 1915
55. I/43 DN Suryatmajan Wudjaya Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta February 28, 1927
56. AN Perum Wirokerten Azwar Palembang Indah, 06 Aug 1937 people theater Jl. Chrysophyllum no. 6, Yog.
57. Moch. Bake Tegal Tahar theater people Juminahan
58. Figures Supardi Jemek pantomime
59. Heru Sutopo Jl. Wahid Hasyim No.99 Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta July 28, 1935
60. H. WB Ketanggungan Sudjono Pedro II / 1932 Figure 460 theaters, Yog.
61. Lor Siliran Purnomo Moorti no. 27, Yog. Yogyakarta, June 11, 1940
62. Kartahadjasa Butet Figures
63. Heru Kesawamurti Figures
64. Drs. M. Dimyati Bugisan, Poor, Btl. Music figures
65. Sapto Raharjo Jl. Figures Gayam music d / a FM Gerenimo, Yog.
66. New Mrican Dailamy Hasan no. 17, Yog Pangkal Pinang, 7-11-23
67. Siagian Yogyakarta Pardosi Molatua Tapanuli, composer May 29, 1937
68. Moordiana – Banjarnegara, coach 22-02-39
69. Hardjo Pawiro Gampingan Rt. Wirobrajan 76 1928, Yog.
70. Hendrodjasmoro Jl. Jagalan no. 30, Yog. 1930
71. Drs. Saptoto (Alm) New Demangan no.4, Magelang, October 29, 1927 Figures pa art – Tegarejo, Yog. tung
72. Johni Gudel (Alm) Rotowijayan, Yog. Yogyakarta, 1920
73. KRT. Susanto Guno P. Wijilan, Panembahan, Yogyakarta
74. Marsidah BSc. Bugisan, Yog.
75. Figure Ngabdul ketoprak
76. Yati Pesek Jl. Km. 11, Figure ketoprak Prambanan, Jogjakarta.
77. Marwoto, Yog.
78. Wisben Antoro
79. Gareng Rakasiwi
80. Duchy Darsono KP west. I / Yogyakarta, November 12, 1942 68, Yogyakarta
81. KRT. Wasitodiningrat Jl. Purwanggan no. 28, Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta March 17, 1909
82. Ki Sastro Mardowo – Yogyakarta, 02 Sep 1909
83. Duchy south Sabirun no. 44 Yogyakarta, 02 Jan 1936 A devotee of Yogyakarta
84. R.W. V/228 GT Prodjosudirjo Sutodirjan, Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta 1916
85. KRT. Duchy Kulon Hasmoro Mangku KT III Yogyakarta, 1912 Figure Rk. 09/03, Yog.
86. Literature Wiryana Wiryah Ki Suryadiningratan MJ II / Yogyakarta, March 14, 1921 811, Yog.
87. Kawindro Sutikno (Alm) Sorosutan UH VI/776 Yogyakarta, October 18, 1922 Rt. 10 / 3, Yog.
88. Doelsadak Atmodjosuwijo Ds. Pongok I, Trimulyo, Bantul, September 7, 1924 Jetis, Bantul
89. Dam Giwang Puspo Wates, Yogyakarta, September 14, 1919 Kulonprogo
90. Mas Wedono Lokasari Jl. Sidomukti no. 1 Yogyakarta, 1918 Rt 8 / 12, Duchy of Yog.
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92. UH Sorosutan Kawindro Sutikno VI/776 Yogyakarta, October 18, 1922 Rt. 10 / 3, Yog.
93. Suhardjo Rahman (Alm) Col. Sugiono no. 22, Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta 05 Aug 1932
94. Diyan Sugiyono Ringinsari, Wonosari Madison, 1937 Gunungkidul
95. Ki Warno Sukarno (Alm) Dero, Pandowoharjo, 1898 Sewon, Bantul
96. Edhie Sunarso Jl. Kaliurang no. 27 Salatiga, 02 Jul 1933 Art sculpture Yogyakarta
96. Tukiyo HS. South Sorowajan no. 36, Klaten, May 19, 1934 Art sculpture Panggungharjo, Bantul
98. Lejar Subroto, Jl. Mataram DN. I/370, Wonosobo, May 20, 1938 Puppet, mask Yogyakarta
99. Seto Glindhing South Kemetiran Pangarso GT V / Yogyakarta, June 15, 1912 82A, Yog.
100. Gamping Soeharjono south Rt. 03/19 Yogyakarta, December 22, 1920 Ambarketawang, Bantul
101. Mugiharjo Suryoputran Rt.18/06, Yogyakarta, May 19, 1915 KA II/225, Yog.
102. Siswoyo twins, Tamantirto, Yogyakarta, April 15, 1917 Poor, Bantul
103. Sugiyem Kuncen no. 20 Rt. 94 Yogyakarta, January 10, 1924 Tegalrejo, Yog.
104. Suyatman Pogungrejo no.34, Magelang, 01 Jan 1922 Sinduadi, Mlati, Sleman
105. Padmo Dihardjo Dongkelan III/103, Bantul, December 31, 1925 Panggungharjo, Bantul
106. Nyi Suparmi Gampingan, Kec. Wiro – Salatiga, January 24, 1931 Image brajan Cup, Yog.
107. Surono Ds. Kweni, Stage-Yogyakarta, 17 Aug 1931 HARJO, Bantul
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111. S u g a t i Ex-Kep. Village Pa – Displays, 1934 People do not, Sleman
112. Drs. Susilo Nugroho (Den Bagus Ngarso)
113. Bondan Nusantara Ds. Sentanan, Kasong-Yogyakarta, 06 Okt 1952 Director of Rt. 43/10, Bantul ketoprak
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117. Dick Hartoko (Alm) Lumajang Kotabaru Church, 05 May 1902 Yogyakarta
118. SH Mintardjo (Alm) – Yogyakarta, January 26, 1916
119. Habib Bari Ngadisuryan KT. I/125 Yogyakarta, 08 Jan 1938 Uncle Bebo Yogyakarta
120. Kirdjomulyo Jl. Madyasuro no .57 Yogyakarta, 01 Jan 1930 Yogyakarta
121. Ki Hadi Sukatno (Alm) – Delanggu, May 27, 1915 The game coach children
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124. Hadi Sumarto Suwarsito Ds. Spray I, G. Kidul – Java
125. RPA. Suryanto Sastro Ad-Yogyakarta Bojonegoro, February 27, 1957 modjo
126. Professor Ki Djeno Arumbrojo Jitar, Sumberagung, Sleman, Professor Kris Moyudan 1929, Sleman
127. Parto Karkono Kamajaya-Jl. Dr. Sutomo no. 9, Surakarta, November 23, 1922 kusumo Yogyakarta
128. GBPH. Prabukusumo Kraton Yogyakarta
129. Drs. Damarjati Supajar Jl. Kaliurang Km. 5.5, Sleman
130. Drs. RM. Tamdaru Tj. Literature Pakualaman Puro Java
131. DR. Farouk HT
132. Ny. DR. Suliantoro S.
133. Drs. N. Supardjan
134. SA. Golo Hazadji UH V/909, Yog. Rengasdengklok, June 13, 1930
135. H. Sumihardjo – Yogyakarta, November 10, 1928 Warrior art
136. RM. A.P. Suhastjarjo (Alm) Figures

Opens Dec. 24, 2009. 

This from the Town, sorry but happy Holidays all-

Tom: It will not be open for the holidays. We’ve had snow the last three days and it is too muddy to finish things up to the level that it needs to be at before it is open to the public. We will work on it through the winter as weather allows and will arrange for at least one if not two volunteer days in the early spring to put the finishing touches on landscape, fencing, etc. I talked with some of the kids and the skate shop on Friday and they seem to understand, we will publish something to the web tomorrow.

Tom from Who Skates

Previously:
Colerain & Canal Winchester Skatepark Updates
Canal Winchester, Ohio Proposed Skatepark Design

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