OziFree replies to popular Nigerian 419 and other Email Scams

Email scammers - we play with them, we love em.

Select a scam from the menu, and enjoy yourself.

We receive so many of these Email Scams that we thought we would post a few for all to see, in the hopes that we can help protect innocent parties from getting ripped off by these 419 scammers.

Some "fizzle" out when they get suss about us, but we still post them here so you can be aware of the original email they send out. Others, we get sick of and we send them an exposure email straight-up, usually full of obscentites regarding their family and livestock, so we can't publish them here.

We often have a LIVE ongoing Scam running, so you'll need to bookmark us and check back daily to see the outcomes. ( No, we won't get $40M, and NO they won't get .1c from us either.)

Disclaimer: The content on this page, in particular the replies, is not intended to display racism, prejudice, nor dishonour to anyone other than the actual scammers who enjoy ripping off decent people. These guys are so illiterate that they misinterpret our insults as friendship, and quickly reply.

Click here for the Australian Goverment Official ScamWatch Agency website on Nigerian 419 Scams.
Always remember:

If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is!

Select a letter from the menu on the right, and read what we think of them and how someone responds.

In difference to other 419 anti-scam sites, we prefer to get right up their nose and let them know we are onto them.
Sometimes we string them along for a while, then we'll send them the URL to this page as our "business website", that seems to steady them up for a while.

Be warned though, these guys are extremely creative now, and often work in groups with one doing the graphics, another is the English expert and they pool resources with the IT professional of the group. He's the guy who creates those KILLER business websites in Times New Roman font with the Copy/Paste content.

You know, like the Bank sites where you apply online for a loan, foolishly entering all your credit card or personal details into the online application form.