Legal Question in Tax Law in Nigeria

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if you email my office with more specific details of your case, i may be able to assist you legally in this matter. please include the nature of the transaction, amount, location of the bank, etc...

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We wish to confirm that we can represent your company in facilitating the release of funds with the central bank of Nigeria.

Considering the deadline of march 14, 2003 we advise that you send to us via fax the necessary documents of the transaction on +234 8039005196

As soon as we receive the documents we shall be able to establish contact with the Central Bank Officials in Nigeria for the Fund release.

Please do not hesitate to contact us, should you require any further information or clarifications.

Regards

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OK, let me guess. You got a letter from someone in Nigeria explaining that they need to get a huge sum of money out of the country because it was �left over� from some government project or some such bullhockey, and as a government official he can�t legally handle the money. So he wants you to run it through your company�s bank account here in the U.S., and for this modest service you will be generously rewarded. Yea, right. Welcome to one of the broadest and longest running con games on the planet � the �Nigerian 419 scam.� This dog is legend in the law enforcement community, and thousands of people have lost millions of dollars over the years. Before doing ANYTHING further with this little bundle of misery, check it out. Take a look at http://www.quatloos.com/scams/nigerian.htm, and go from there. You will find many sources of information about this, including a website put up by the U.S. Secret Service. Many Americans have lost their savings in this scam, and a few have even wound up dead after going to Africa in pursuit of this pot of gold at the end of the illusionary rainbow.