CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, June 3, 2014:- The insidious activities of Nigerian Internet fraudsters and online scammers might appear to have decreased as a result of public awareness and media campaign against the scumbags, but their activities have not let up.
The fraudsters' Internet scams included such schemes as confidence get-rich-schemes, bogus lottery winnings, romance scams, real estate scams, wire fraud, counterfeit check schemes, credit card and false inheritance schemes.
Most of the victims--about 90 percent---of the popular Nigeria 419 fraudulent schemes are Americans.
But it now appears that since many potential victims are aware of their nefarious activities the international fraudsters have changed their modus operandi. Their latest trick now is using financial institutions based here in the United States. Instead of sending their bogus letters and email messages from locations in Nigeria and Africa and other far-flung lands, these international fraudsters have franchised in Europe, Canada and other Western nations, thus giving a veneer of trust and respectability to their fraudulent schemes.
It is time for the American victims of these scammers to fight back now that these thieves appear so audacious as to operate in plain sight using our banks and financial institutions right here in the United States to fleece and defraud innocent, hard-working and unsuspecting tax-paying American citizens.
If you have been a victim of any of these Nigerian Internet fraud elements and made payments into any of the Bank of America Business Account Numbers listed below, please get in touch with me immediately:-
Name of Bank: Bank of America
Holder's Name: Chika Odimara
Account Number: 9450505250.
Name of Bank: Bank of America.
Holder's Name: Divine Access Venture Inc.
Account Number: 334020042396.
Again, if you have received any of those bogus letters or email notifications from those fraudsters and international scammers engaged in the so-called Nigerian international fraudulent schemes about phony lottery winnings, inheritances, romance scams, Internet wired fraud etc. and made a payment (or payments) into any of the account numbers listed above with the Bank of America, please get in touch with the undersigned below.
A law firm in the United States is planning a class action law suit on behalf of victims of Nigerian fraudsters, who have been duped by such fraudsters who use accounts held in banks and other financial institutions based here in the United States.
Please kindly come forward with information and join us in fighting back.
CONTACT:-MOSHOOD FAYEMIWO, PhD ALTERNATIVE LIFESTYLE COMMUNICATION, DBA 9141 SOUTH WABASH AVENUE CHICAGO, IL USA 60619 Tel: 773-660-8917; 312-622-4403 Email:moshoodfayemiwo@gmail.com
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