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Nigerian Fee Fraud
A collection of e-mail from various supposed African dignitaries offering millions of dollars to perfect strangers. Also correspondence where the intended victim pretends to fall for the scam.
www.haxial.com/

Nigerian Advanced Fee Fraud
The Minnesota Attorney General's office describes how the scheme works, and tells businesses, nonprofits, and individuals what they can do if they receive an offer through the mail to transfer money out of a foreign country.
www.ag.state.mn.us/

Advance Fee Business Scams
Advice for Americans traveling abroad to conduct business, from the U.S. State Department. What to look out for, common types of scams aimed at businesses or nonprofits, case studies.
travel.state.gov/

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E-Mail Scams: How to Recognize Advance Fee Fraud
The "Nigerian Letter" du jour, interspersed with comments. For the small business owner who might think that just possibly an offer out of the blue for a cut of millions of dollars could be truthful.
www.abcsmallbiz.com/

Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud
Pamphlet from the Australian Institute of Criminology. Press release, abstract, information on ordering the print publication.
www.aic.gov.au/

Public Awareness Advisory Regarding "4-1-9" or "Advance Fee Fraud" Schemes
U.S. Secret Service explains this type of fraud, often perpetrated by Nigerian nationals. The scheme involves an offer to allow the victim to share in millions of dollars in return for assisting with its transfer out of the country.
www.treas.gov/

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Nigerian Advance Fee or "419" Scam
Profile of one of the longest running scams in the world, and how it works.
www.justiceonline.org/