Comments on: The Nigerian Fraud Dilemma. http://kayodemuyibi.com/2006/01/21/the-nigerian-fraud-dilemma/ Fri, 21 Nov 2008 19:03:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: imnakoya http://kayodemuyibi.com/2006/01/21/the-nigerian-fraud-dilemma/#comment-442 imnakoya Sat, 21 Jan 2006 08:32:50 +0000 http://kayodemuyibi.com/2006/01/21/the-nigerian-fraud-dilemma/#comment-442 I feel you! And the 419 stigma goes beyond the internet...itfollows you anywhere you go-literally. It is now customary for foreigners- especially during business transactions- to put you "under the microscope" once they hear the word "Nigeria". It weights and slows you down. I have live with this all the time. Not thanks to the good-for-nothing 419-letter- writting knuckle heads!!! Well, the victims ususlly hides under the umbrella of "Trust"...Trust my brown.*** !!! The first thing my mama taught me was to be wary of "people to promise the extraordinary"- you know what I mean. Whether these victims have cottonwool for brains I do not know, but it is high time someone sat down these "trusting-greedy-morons" tell them as it is! I feel you! And the 419 stigma goes beyond the internet…itfollows you anywhere you go-literally. It is now customary for foreigners- especially during business transactions- to put you “under the microscope” once they hear the word “Nigeria”. It weights and slows you down. I have live with this all the time.

Not thanks to the good-for-nothing 419-letter- writting knuckle heads

Well, the victims ususlly hides under the umbrella of “Trust”...Trust my brown.***

The first thing my mama taught me was to be wary of “people to promise the extraordinary”- you know what I mean. Whether these victims have cottonwool for brains I do not know, but it is high time someone sat down these “trusting-greedy-morons” tell them as it is!

]]> By: so-obscure http://kayodemuyibi.com/2006/01/21/the-nigerian-fraud-dilemma/#comment-441 so-obscure Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:58:09 +0000 http://kayodemuyibi.com/2006/01/21/the-nigerian-fraud-dilemma/#comment-441 Has anyone tried to defraud you? If they have, did you lose so much... if not why didn't you fall a victim? One of the major reasons people fall victim to the fraudsters is mere GREED. People who want to make fast buck definitely will fall victim to fraudsters. I think we have castigated the fraudsters enough... lets change gear and lecture the would-be victims. Greed begets greed. Some businesses are too rosy.Don't give in to such. Has anyone tried to defraud you? If they have, did you lose so much… if not why didn’t you fall a victim?

One of the major reasons people fall victim to the fraudsters is mere GREED. People who want to make fast buck definitely will fall victim to fraudsters.

I think we have castigated the fraudsters enough… lets change gear and lecture the would-be victims. Greed begets greed. Some businesses are too rosy.Don’t give in to such.

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