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July, 2010
NigerianNews Letter to the Editor

July 28, 2010

NEWS FLASH - Sandra Kay Talsma

I am a victim of advance fee fraud perpetrated by persons of Nigeria, I have lost all of my retirement savings, and am heavily in debt. I reached out to EFCC, and low and behold a person claiming to be Mrs. Farida MZamber Waziri contacted me. After many months of communications, she promised me that if I sent $350. funds that your government had determined that I deserved, since my name was on a list of victims, the funds would be transferred to my account.

Well guess what, they weren't they were transferred to an off-shore account in CBN, now CBN wants $1,500 to activate this account, so I will be able to get my funds.

I believe that Mrs. Waziri, is as much a scammer as those of whom had already scammed me. I have all emails and receipts for money sent to your country on my computer.

Mrs. Waziri's information is as follows, so you will know whom I have been dealing with on line.Personal cell phone +234-803-048-4242, her birthdate is 7/7/1946, her drivers license number is A-269-5550, I have no way to fight back against this, but to contact the press of Nigeria, since I do not live in your country. This person who has just recently received some type of award from the Nigerian Government is as much a fraudster as the scammers. I am begging for assistance to make this right.

Sandra Kay Talsma

Editor's Note:

Dear Sandra,

We are very sorry here at the Nigerian News about your Nigerian experience. Anything is possible about Nigerian 419. The person who claimed she is Waziri in Nigeria could be someone else! So all we can do is to publish your email contents, hopefully we may hear from someone.

So find your letter today under letter to the editor, hopefully some people may reply to it.

Sincerely,

Editor, Nigerian News

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