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docfager

12/06/07 5:59 PM

#574645 RE: arilau #574644

Put it in a safety deposit box-don't put it in your bank account.
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hamvestor

12/06/07 6:08 PM

#574646 RE: arilau #574644

Is this money coming from Nigeria?
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latin blood

12/06/07 6:35 PM

#574647 RE: arilau #574644

I do not believe it is a wise decision that you receive it in your account from abroad, as one day you may have to explain where did this come from. Offer a couple of good banks to that person so they open their own bank account.
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Bruce A Thompson

12/06/07 7:49 PM

#574652 RE: arilau #574644

Money Laundering aside,

You will go to jail for that. Banks are now required to report cash transactions over $3999.00.

There are lots of other scams where Nigerians are scamming bank routing numbers and scamming fees too.

Be careful.

BT
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12/06/07 10:38 PM

#574658 RE: arilau #574644

If i hadn't already read the replies I"d have said the same.
Nigeria came to mind immeditately...

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Zeev Hed

12/08/07 12:36 PM

#574818 RE: arilau #574644

Dangerous. He should go to an international bank or broker that has offices both in his country and here, open the account there, and then he can use the money here.... Citicorp and Merrill Lynch come to mind, . He may be in a country that has limits on the amount of money that can be shipped overseas, if that is the case, you may be abetting in a breaking the law if you help.
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zztops

12/08/07 6:37 PM

#574825 RE: arilau #574644

If you are being asked to put up, say, 10% of the money involved in the deal to "facilitate" the deal or "expedite" the deal or "show good faith" in the deal, run like the wind away from the deal