A scammer writes:
Subject: Domain Notification for EXILEDNIGERIANPRINCE.ORG : This is your Final Notice of Domain Listing
Attention: Important Notice , DOMAIN SERVICE NOTICE
Domain Name: EXILEDNIGERIANPRINCE.ORG
ATT: Paul Race
REGISTRANT CONTACT: +1.9372155291
EXILEDNIGERIANPRINCE.ORG
Response Requested By
14 - July - 2016
PART I: REVIEW NOTICE
Attn: Paul Race
As a courtesy to domain name holders, we are sending you this notification for your business Domain name search engine registration. This letter is to inform you that it's time to send in your registration.
Failure to complete your Domain name search engine registration by the expiration date may result in cancellation of this offer making it difficult for your customers to locate you on the web.
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Dear Mr. Notice,
Thank you for reminding me how many different kinds of internet scams there are. For example, when the Exiled Nigerian Prince thread began attracting the attention of thousands of readers, I hurried and registered the domain name ExiledNigerianPrince.com to keep someone else from capitalizing on my hard work (it has happened before in other subject areas). Immediately I was flooded with offers to build me a web site, create me a logo, and many other unnecessary services.
The MOST unnecessary, and the biggest waste of money was the sort of "service" you just offered under the guise of registering my domain name. Now that we're approaching 15,000 hits on the Exiled Nigerian Prince thread, I've gone ahead and registered ExileNigerianPrince.org as additional insurance about someone trying to take over a space, that we created.
I should congratulate you on being the FIRST scammer to contact me since the new registration went into effect.
But I've been down this road before, and I know that you make your living out of scaring people into paying for your totally useless service by the way you word your spams. It sounds like you're saying I need to do some other step to register my domain name so that people can find it on the web, when what you're really saying is that you'll make certain that Google and other search engines are aware of the site's existence. You know better than I what a total waste of money this is for ANY web page, because as soon as ONE other web page links to it, Google will find it and add it to their search engine automatically, and the others will follow.
In this case, your proposed service is even a bigger waste of money than usual, because the only reason I registered ExiledNigerianPrince.org was to make it less likely that a copycat site would spring up and steal our readers. If you go to ExiledNigerianPrince.org, you'll notice that it forwards directly to ExiledNigerianPrince.com.
But of course, you're the experts, you should have known that. Oh, that's right, you don't care, as long as you can scare me into buying your useless service by pretending that my domain name registration needs attention.
By the way, I really love the legal-sounding last paragraph in which you demand that I respect the "confidentiality" of your scam e-mail. I hope you understand that if you want to keep this kind of information secret, you would have more luck if you stopped spamming random strangers.
I am posting your note here with the hope that other folks will see it and realize that you are perpetrating a scam. By now, I've exposed about two hundred different scams on this thread. Eventually I see it as becoming a resource in its own right.
On the other hand, if you're tired of these two-bit scams and want to go where the real money is, I can put you in touch with the Exiled Nigerian Prince, who virtually wrote the book on the subject of internet scams. He will gladly consult with you for a $500 fee for one hour's initial consultation. Unfortunately, there's been a snag with his paypal account, so he can only receive payment by direct withdrawal from your bank account. If you're interested, please go to his contact page [
http://www.exilednigerianprince.com ] and enter the requested information. Once he has withdrawn his fee, he will be in contact with you about when to place the call.