To ebalk:

I was very angry when I learned my nephew's grandmother lost $100,000 in a Nigerian lottery scam. This 80-something woman even traveled to Spain and England to try to collect winnings. Fortunately, she wasn't kidnapped and held for ransom. It has taken a family intevention to lessen the grip a Nigerian Criminal Enterprise held over her mental state. I put my anger to good use by exposing these gangsters and their fraud schemes.

Here are some tips for getting the most from 419legal:

(1) Return to the home-page, scroll down to General Scam & Spam Discussions. Open it then click on and read Website Tips. While there, check out Love Scams and Be Aware and Beware. I've posted a new Thread, Escrow Fraud in this forum, too.

(2) I suggest reading How Nigerian Crime Syndicates Operate in the Information and Education section, located toward the bottom of the home-page screen.

(3) Also, Ruined Lives in General 419 Fraud Discussions as well as Big, Fat Lies in Reporting Fraud might interest you.

(4) To educate yourself further, try surfing Nigerian 419 Fraud News, General Fraud News and Scam Alerts.

(5). If you open the Internet Fraud Tips link at the bottom of this Reply, you can learn about all kinds of online scams.

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