The Scamdex Scam Email Archive X

Subject:  FROM FRANK AND JOYCE MARK,
From:  "And Joyce"<fmarkf@e-mail.cz>
Date:  Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:28:06 -0800
Date Added:  2016-07-20 15:39:23

An Email with the Subject "FROM FRANK AND JOYCE MARK," was received in one of Scamdex's honeypot email accounts on Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:28:06 -0800 and has been classified as a Advance Fee Fraud/419 Scam Email. The sender shows as "And Joyce"<fmarkf@e-mail.cz>.

The email address was probably spoofed. Do not reply to or contact any persons or organizations referenced in this email, or follow any URLs as you may expose yourself to scammers and, at the very least, you will be added to their email address lists for spam purposes.

FROM FRANK AND JOYCE MARK,
Dearest,

I know this mail may come to you as a surprise, since we have not known or
written before. I am Frank Mark, 22 years old, I am contacting you on
behalf of myself and my younger sister Joyce, We are an
orphans. Nationality: Benin. Our late Father Mr. Lawrence Mark was a
successful business-man whom before his untimely death , was a Cocoa and
Diamond Merchant based here in Benin Republic. Both our Father and Mother
were poisoned at a party organized by one of his business associates.
Before he died in a private hospital here, my Father called me and told me
that he deposited the sum of US$12.5m (Twelve Million Five Hundred
Thousand American Dollars), in a bank here which he used my name as next
of kin to deposit the funds as the only son. Due to the problem that have
arise in our family between my late Father's brothers over who should
control his wealth and subsequent death in the family, I have decided with
my younger sister to transfer this funds overseas for future investment
after we finish our education.

We want to leave here and come over to your country to live and continue
our studies, because our lives is no longer safe here. We have heard from
a reliable source that they are planning on how to retrieve all the
documents concerning the funds from us, so that they can claim the funds.

Before contacting you, we have spoken with the local bank manager and
worked out modalities on how to transfer the funds to your country.
Please, we humbly seek your assistance in the following ways:1- To assist
us in transferring this fund quietly into your account in your country. 2-
To serve as the guardian of this funds since I am still in the university
and my younger sister is still in the college.

3- To make arrangement for me and my younger sister to come over to your
country to further our education and to help us secure a residential
permit in your country. Moreover, we are willing to offer you any agreed
(percentage) out of the total funds as compensation for your efforts/input
after the successful transfer of this funds into your nominated account
overseas, while some percentage will be set aside to offset any expenses
we may incur.

4- Furthermore, you can indicate your option towards assisting us as I
believe that this transaction would be concluded within the shortest
possible time.  NB: Please, if you are interested to help us, contact me
immediately after you read this proposal so that I may give you more
detailed information how this transfer could be carried out.

However, I wish to hear from you to know your decision concerning this
proposal.  please We are expecting your urgent responds.

Yours Sincerely,
Frank and Joyce Mark

FROM FRANK AND JOYCE MARK, Dearest, I know this mail may come to you as a surprise, since we have not known or written before. I am Frank Mark, 22 years old, I am contacting you on behalf of myself and my younger sister Joyce, We are an orphans. Nationality: Benin. Our late Father Mr. Lawrence Mark was a successful business-man whom before his untimely death , was a Cocoa and Diamond Merchant based here in Benin Republic. Both our Father and Mother were poisoned at a party organized by one of his business associates. Before he died in a private hospital here, my Father called me and told me that he deposited the sum of US$12.5m (Twelve Million Five Hundred Thousand American Dollars), in a bank here which he used my name as next of kin to deposit the funds as the only son. Due to the problem that have arise in our family between my late Father's brothers over who should control his wealth and subsequent death in the family, I have decided with my younger sister to transfer this funds overseas for future investment after we finish our education. We want to leave here and come over to your country to live and continue our studies, because our lives is no longer safe here. We have heard from a reliable source that they are planning on how to retrieve all the documents concerning the funds from us, so that they can claim the funds. Before contacting you, we have spoken with the local bank manager and worked out modalities on how to transfer the funds to your country. Please, we humbly seek your assistance in the following ways:1- To assist us in transferring this fund quietly into your account in your country. 2- To serve as the guardian of this funds since I am still in the university and my younger sister is still in the college. 3- To make arrangement for me and my younger sister to come over to your country to further our education and to help us secure a residential permit in your country. Moreover, we are willing to offer you any agreed (percentage) out of the total funds as compensation for your efforts/input after the successful transfer of this funds into your nominated account overseas, while some percentage will be set aside to offset any expenses we may incur. 4- Furthermore, you can indicate your option towards assisting us as I believe that this transaction would be concluded within the shortest possible time. NB: Please, if you are interested to help us, contact me immediately after you read this proposal so that I may give you more detailed information how this transfer could be carried out. However, I wish to hear from you to know your decision concerning this proposal. please We are expecting your urgent responds. Yours Sincerely, Frank and Joyce Mark