I’m surprised these emails (known as 419 scam or 419 Nigerian scam) are still going out. Are people actually still responding to these?

For me, I think they’re funny just because of the poor English grammar, and the “reasons” for contacting you. I’ve received emails from Bon Ki-Moon, a soldier in Irag, and even Hilary Clinton! But, none of them were as funny as Mr. Dudu Ben (yes, his name is Dudu! Dudu! I’m still laughing at the name).

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My Name Is Dudu (lol – editor) Ben (MR), I have A Good Business Proposition for you which I know by the special Grace of God will be beneficial to you (how do you know? is God talking to you?). Firstly before I proceed, I have to assure you that this letter is neither Illusion nor Mere Imagination (whew! I thought I was imagining emails in my inbox), But practically achievable if given your maximum support and Co-operation (that’s all you need? My “maximum support”?). its all bout you assisting me for a transaction and after that we could use this money by expanding better things in future or business. ia m waiting for your positive response if you are capable of handling things like this..you can reach me with this number{ (phone number redacted)
$15.5 Millions U.S.
Dudu (roflmao! I’m still laughing at the name) Ben

(Phone number was delete just in case someone is an actual believer).
Editor’s comments in italics. I spelling and grammar mistakes were not edited.

Tags: 419 scam, nigerian scam