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German Scam Messages

Posted on September 17, 2016 by The Scam Hunter

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You don’t have to know German to be able to recognize the message below as a standard advance-fee scam message. Human beings are pretty much the same everywhere, which means that there are scammers in every country, and there are likely scam victims too — it’s a global criminal enterprise.

Subject: Ich erwarte Ihren Anruf
From: “Herr. Mohd Abdullah” sir.s.ferroz@zoho.com
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2016
Reply-To: herrmohd@yandex.com

Hallo,

Mein Name ist Herr. Mohd Suhail Amar Suresh Abdullah. Ich bin der Group Chief Technology Officer von Maybank in Malaysia und ein ausgebildeter Auditor, die fur die Bank als eine gruere Einheit, die die gesamte Region abdeckt. Ich habe unter Schmerzen um herauszufinden, Ihre Kontaktdaten mit dem verstorbenen Nachnamen. Ich wende mich an Sie fur eine sichere und profitabel Vorschlag, der uns beide profitieren wenn Sie interessiert und vertrauenswardig sind, antworten Sie bitte zuruck und gegenuber die Vorteile dieser Situation profitabel arbeiten zu lassen. Wir werden weglassen die weiteren Einzelheiten der Transaktion, bis wir eine Bestetigung Ihrer Wunsch zur Teilnahme erhalten. Sie k?nnen sicher sein dass wir auf diese Situation die ganze Zeit und es wird keinerlei Risiko sein, wenn Sie sich dafur entscheiden an Bord zu kommen.

Unnotig zu sagen ist von entscheidender Bedeutung streng vertraulich, wenn wir die immensen Vorteile dieser Transaktion erfolgreich ernten.

Bitte Antwort an meine personliche E-Mail-Adresse: herrmohd@yandex.com

herzliche Grüße,

Herr. Mohd Abdullah

Here’s an automated translation that will confirm the suspicion:

Hello,

My name is Mr. Mohd Suhail Amar Suresh Abdullah. I am the Group Chief Technology Officer of Maybank in Malaysia and a trained auditor, the for the bank as a grere unit covering the entire region. I have been taking pains to find out your contact with the deceased surname. I am writing to you for a safe and profitable proposal, which will benefit both of us if you? Are interested and trustworthy RDIG, please reply to? Ck and opposite to be profitable over the benefits of this situation. We will omit obtain further details of the transaction until we account a Best? Your desire to participate. You can Be sure that we decide in this situation all the time and there will be no risk if you daf itself? R to get on board.

Needless to say is strictly confidential crucial if we successfully reap the immense benefits of this transaction.

Please reply to my pers PERSONAL E-mail address: herrmohd@yandex.com

kind regards,

Lord. Mohd Abdullah

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Posted in Advance Fee Frauds (419 Scams), Dormant Bank Account Scams
Tagged with Germany, Malaysia

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