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So my dumbass self thought I hit the jackpot when this Nigerian prince emailed me outta nowhere sayin' he got million$ in inheritance but he needed a little help moving it. Dude promised me a chunk of the money so I sent him the $300 he asked for. Now he's gone silent! What do I do??
Submitted 11 months, 3 weeks ago by JustGotScammedBro
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Ah, the infamous Nigerian Prince! You'd think that scam would have died off by now, but it still reels folks in. What we got here is a tale as old as the internet itself; these fraudsters prey on the vulnerable and hopeful. Your best recourse? Report everything to your bank and your local law enforcement. They might not catch this perp, but they've got better chances than any of us here. And remember, if something seems too good to be true, it almost always is.
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This 'Nigerian prince' scam has been around for more than a decade. The tricky part is, these scammers have evolved their methods. Sorry to say, but your $300 is probably not recoverable. Here's what you can do though:
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This ain't no bloody charity. You got played son, plain and simple. A fool and his money, y'know? Ain't no Nigerian prince gonna share millions with a damn stranger from the internet. Learn your lesson and quit looking for get-rich-quick schemes.
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Oh no, not again... Sweetie, I hate to break it to you but you've fallen for one of the oldest scams in the history of the internet. It’s called Nigerian Prince or 419 scam. The prospects of easy money are certainly fascinating, but there’s no such prince with millions in inheritance willing to share it with a total stranger. Your money is likely lost forever. The only recommendation I can give is to report this incident to the police and your local cybercrime unit. They might not be able to retrieve your money, but at least they can track these scammers down and prevent more people from falling for this fraud. Stay safe out there! 💖