Who can help me with 419 scams. I have a lot of experience?

In the3 past three months I have received many e-mails from 419 scammers. I have over 36 years experience as a investment banker and refuse to be scamed. Is there anyone out there who can be of some help??

I have received hundreds of e-mails from 419 scammers, too.
They started to spam me when they knew that I'm a successful investor.

This scam is also called as the 鈥淎dvance Fee Fraud鈥?鈥?19 Fraud鈥?鈥?Nigerian scam鈥?and 鈥淭he Nigerian Connection鈥?

Contact the Financial Crimes Division
http://www.secretservice.gov/contact_fcd...

Contact the Criminal Investigative Division (Electronic Crimes Branch)
http://www.secretservice.gov/contact_ecb...

United States Secret Service: Financial Crimes Division
Financial Crimes Division investigates crimes associated with financial institutions.
http://www.secretservice.gov/financial_c...
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http://www.treas.gov/usss/financial_crim...
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General 419 Scams -- U.S. Commercial Service Inland Empire
http://www.buyusa.gov/inlandempire/gener...
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Nigerian Letters
The USSS maintains a webpage concerning this type of fraud which can be accessed via http://www.ustreas.gov/usss/alert419.sht...
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Economic and Financial Crimes Comission - EFCC
http://efccnigeria.org/
E-Mail: info@efccnigeria.org
Scam Mails: scam@efccnigeria.org
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http://home.rica.net/alphae/419coal/
Nigeria - The 419 Coalition Website - "Devoted to fighting the advance money scam..."
NGO Working Against the Scam
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BANK OF AFRICA accepts to receive any correspondences relating to such acts or attempt of fraud at the following mail address fraud419@boaholding.com, without service duties on its behalf.
http://www.bank-of-africa.net/419fraud.p...
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http://www.cenbank.org/419/other419.asp
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If you are not a victim but would like to report receipt of a suspicious email or letter:
Forward email messages to: 419.fcd@usss.treas.gov

Fax or mail letters to:
950 H Street N.W.
Suite 5300
Washington D.C. 20223
Fax: (202) 406-6930


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What To Do If You Receive A Nigerian Scam/419 Letter

1. DO NOT RESPOND TO THE 419 SOLICITATION.

2. Notify your Own Nation's National Law Enforcement Agency and your Own Nation's Foreign Office.

3. File a Complaint with the Nigerian Embassy or High Commission in your nation. It used to be possible to email complaints and 419 materials in to the Central Bank of Nigeria and to the Nigeria Police, but those email addresses have not worked for some time.

4. For Loss cases only, you may file a complaint with the Nigerian Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Their website is at http://www.efccnigeria.org/ You may also file complaints with the Central Bank of Nigeria Anticorruption Unit at anticorruptionunit@cenbank.org and should do so especially if CBN is mentioned in the 419 materials.
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BEST OF LUCK!

I HAVE ZERO TOLERANCE TO 419-SCAMMERS!

I think I could be of some assistance. Contact me and we'll talk!

We don't need you're 419 scam. We have are own.

Hightlight the offending email in your email client and press the "Delete" key.

If your email client is sophisticated, you can write a delivery rule and have it sort all email mentioning "Burkina Faso" into your trash bin.

if you have so much experience, why do you need help?