Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--"Mrs. Kate L. Meiners" <cajetereria@techie.com>

Scammer email posted Wed May 25 06:47:28 2011

Subject: Greeting Kate  Meiners
Date: Tuesday 24 May 2011
From: "Mrs. Kate L. Meiners" 
To: undisclosed-recipients:

Beloved,

I am drenched with tears while writing this short message to you. It  
was heartbreaking news to me few  days ago when my doctor notified me  
on complications on my health condition which he officially made known  
to me. He further stressed that the complication I had in my human  
mechanism as a result of a secondary liver cancer which have destroyed  
all the organs in my body system.  According to him, he said that this  
complication will lead to my imminent death since no medication can  
alleviate the high system of deformation I am encountering at this  
time in my system.

In the view of the above, I am in quest to find a trustworthy and  
upright individual whom I will entrust the sum of $3.2 million USD and  
this has led me to you. The said fund was acquired by me as  an  
inheritance from my adopted father who died as a result of political  
crisis which erupted among his most political associate and business  
clique.

I will make available to you all information and officially authorize  
document which will endorse your claim as the beneficiary to the fund  
in question in the finance house where the fund was lodged by my  
adopted father. I have mapped out the modalities on how the fund will  
be apportioned. 35% of the principal amount of the money will be  
dished out to you while 65% will be allotted to any charitable or  
orphanage home of your preference.

My motive to dispense the funds to a charity and orphanage home is  
that I grew up as an orphan and do not have any heirs hitherto.

Upon your acceptance to this proposal kindly get back to me through  
this email:.kathmeiners@blumail.org

Best Regards
Mrs. Keith L. Meiners.

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Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--"Mrs. Kate L. Meiners" <cajetereria@techie.com>

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