Nigerian Scam

The continuing saga of a typical Nigerian scam.

To find out how everything started, read the initial emails.

Round 2 (updated May 21, 2007), pictures are exchanged and the true form of “Richard Williams” begins to shine.

Round 3 (updated May 22, 2007), in which I get a bank statement and bank contact instructions and email the bank (with full email header for technophiles!).

Round 4 (updated May 23, 2007), in which she finally cuts to the chase and I ask about sex.

Round 5 (updated May 24, 2007), Richard Williams talks tough

Round 6 (updated May 25, 2007), where I send another picture and slam the door shut to sex talk because, ew.

Round 7 (updated May 30, 2007). Game Over

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