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Probably not. Let me guess you got a letter, fax or email offering you big bucks if you send him lots of money to free up even more money. It's a scam.
more_brains_than_brawn
Never give money to anyone you can't verify the identity of or who you don't know.
IYKE O
NO THAT IS NOT THE REAL OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENDT OF FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
Karl the Webmaster
Everyone gets these spam e-mails every day. There is no way anyone is going to give you a huge amount of money for nothing. That's not the way the world works.
These e-mails come from morons who don't know how stupid they are (of course not, since they are morons). And they are counting on us being more stupid than they are.
THERE IS NO FREE MONEY! If someone is offering something for nothing, they are FRAUDS. Turn them over to the FTC or any other governmental agency. Let 'em fry!!!
Allen
Let me guess. You got a letter from this person indicating that they'd like to work with you confidentially to free up some money, and of course you'd get a big cut.
This is the infamous Nigerian Scam. Stay away. And forward any contact info from your letter to the appropriate authorities.
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