According to MSNBC.com, this scam has netted the evil-doers 100 million dollars per year for the last ten years. It started out as a fax operation, then branched out to the Holy Grail of the internet. Lots and lots of greedy suckers out there (fishing related portion of post).

Wes Wada
Bend, Oregon


On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 02:10 PM, Ken, Carolyn, Alex and Hershel wrote:

Thats funny -- me and four of my friends got the same message -- that means
together we could get 120-percent of the $8.5 million.

We'd be filthy rich!!!!

Wait a minute -- something sounds fishy...

Ken MacGillivray
Coquitlam BC




----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 2:23 PM
Subject: [VFB] OT: my lucky day....famous person encounter


Hi Everybody,

My apologies for the Off Topic post but I just had to share, I'm so
excited.

I was contacted by Mck Mahabile. He is "the son of JAMES MAHABILE,
the most popular black farmer in Zimbabwe." Wow. I never thought I'd have
contact with the great Mr. Mahbile or his family.

Apparently I can get 20% of $8.5 Million (US) in gemstones just by giving
him
my phone and fax number. I am quivering with excitement. Just think of all
of
the nice vises; materials; rods; and reels I could buy. Just think of all
of
the exotic trips I could take. Does Zimbabwe have fly fishing
opportunities?

Just wanted to share my lucky day.

Ken (FL)

I will now go beat myself with a stick for wasting bandwidth. Perhaps I
should
also offer Mr. Mahabile the stick as well! Now, back to tying.





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