Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--Christann Doye <doyec@student.swosu.edu>, fedexcourier03@dishmail.net

Scammer email posted Wed Oct 6 07:41:57 2010

Subject: Parcel Reg. NIG/234/64072
Date: Wednesday 06 October 2010
From: Christann Doye , fedexcourier03@dishmail.net
To: 

Attention,

This is to bring to your notice that a bank draft of 
$800,000.00USD,Which was issued in your favor as a 
compensation by United Nations Council. I Dr. Christann 
Doye Staff of United Nation Council, have deposited 
the Bank Draft with (FedEx Courier West Africa),after many 
e-mails to reach you, unfortunately you did not replied. 
Right now am out of Africa, I do hope you receive this 
mail and act fast.

I have paid for the safe delivery of the Bank Draft,
the only money you are to pay to FedEx, is the 
Demurrage Fee,which is amounted to $65. You have to 
contact FedEx Courier now, for the delivery. 
You are to reconfirm your Name, postal address(s) and 
direct phone number to them. 

Below is the information of FedEx office in West 
Africa were your bank draft was deposited. 
The parcel registration number is NIG/234/64072

Contact Person: Patrick Gomez
Email: fedexcourier03@dishmail.net
Telephone: +234-818-378-2530

Note: Contact FedEx Courier as soon as possible for 
I will be out of both phone and emails.

Yours Faithfully,
Dr. Christann Doye.

The above is the actual scammer email received. It has been scrubbed of recipient information.
If you received an email like this you have several choices.

Ignore the scammer. Do not respond to emails. Just delete them.
Respond, but only to lead the scammer on--to get a counterfeit check, to report stolen credit card numbers, and to waste the scammer's time. Time spent trying to scam you is time not spent scamming someone else.
Report the scammer to us and we'll post their emails so others will know about that scammer.

Whichever option you choose make sure you do the following:

DO NOT educate the scammer in any way. Educating a scammer makes them better at scamming the next person.
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DO NOT give the scammer any personal information that they cannot find in a phone book (name, address, and phone.) Feel free to give them lots of incorrect information.

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Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--Christann Doye <doyec@student.swosu.edu>, fedexcourier03@dishmail.net

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