Mr. Pinball's Blacklist--Index of Scammers--Individual Email for Scammer--Johnson Titoe <sentfeb14@att.net>, johnsontitoe@freemail.hu

Scammer email posted Sat Feb 12 07:30:22 2011

Subject: Assalamu'Alaikum (Greetings).
Date: Friday 11 February 2011
From: Johnson Titoe , johnsontitoe@freemail.hu

Greetings to you and your entire family, I hope you all are fine and healthy, 
may the peace of Almighty be with you all. I want to use this opportunity to 
introduce myself well to you, I am Johnson Omoha Titoe , I am writing you in 
respect of my consignment box in Malaysia, which I want you to assist me and 
my Mother to stand for us as our legal beneficiary to receive the fund over 
there in Malaysia.

This fund I am writing you about is $10.5 million U.S.Dollars which my late 
father deposited under a Security Vault for my mother and I, and Mr.Usman 
Hamad who was suppose to receive this consignment in Malaysia was demanding 
for 40% which my mother and I did not agree with him, that was why we had to 
stopped the delivery to him immediately and search for another Beneficiary 
who can assist us on this and also be trusted.

NOTE: I must be honest with you, you are not the first person we have 
contacted after we had that misunderstanding with our former beneficiary, but 
they thought this is one of the
numerious scam. I and my mother are willing to give you 20% for your 
assistance, because that was the former agreement we had with our former 
partner. Mr. Usman Hamad before he later changed his mind because of his 
greed that leed my mother and I to put a stop for the delivery.

Please, if you are willing to assist us, kindly reply me for more details as 
soon as
possible.

Stay Bless.

Yours Sincerely,
Johnson Omoha Titoe.

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