Many years ago, before I’d heard of the Nigerian prince scam, someone emailed me asking for help to transfer 180 million out of an African country. I had no reason to think this wasn’t a genuine (if slightly dodgy) foreign national trying to involve random internet weirdos in a scheme to raid his country’s treasury.
I wrote back saying “sorry, wrong address” because I ain’t fuckin’ with Inland Revenue.
Many years ago, before I’d heard of the Nigerian prince scam, someone emailed me asking for help to transfer 180 million out of an African country. I had no reason to think this wasn’t a genuine (if slightly dodgy) foreign national trying to involve random internet weirdos in a scheme to raid his country’s treasury.
I wrote back saying “sorry, wrong address” because I ain’t fuckin’ with Inland Revenue.