Tuesday, May 26, 2009

The Arab World Loves Us Now

This came into the tip line, and boy am I glad it did!

Dear Friend,

Good day to you I got your contact from a Business Directory, and I decided to contact you directly for the sake of business.
I am Mr.Kazim Obaid Kazim,the Credit Officer with a reputable bank here in U. A. E.I am sending you this mail because I want us to carry out a business
transaction of ($9.5million)together in my bank.


Regard's
Mr.Kazim Obaid Kazim,
I'm really glad that we now have a President who is liked and respected abroad. Back when George W. Bush was in office, do you think a reputable bank in the Emirates would have any interest at all doing business with the likes of us? I'm a Zionist Christian, after all. But now, with Obama, all things are possible. This is really change we can believe in!

Posted by The Monster at 10:56 PM

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3 comments:

  1. WayneMay 27, 2009 at 4:07 AM

    All right! You know it's got to be legit, because no self-respecting scammer would use the same first and last name, right? Right?

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  2. MuscleDaddyMay 28, 2009 at 5:02 PM

    Maybe we could get him together with the Teacher's Union from the previous post - they could help each other out and it would all be the result of Obama's Compassionate Empathy!

    - MD

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  3. ChaseMay 28, 2009 at 8:15 PM

    Dear Friend,

    Good day to youse. My name is Badda Bing. I got ya name from um, a "business" pal of mine who thought you'd be interested in some concrete shoes...

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