Originally Posted by captainv (Post 975556)

In a show of unity, I'll share this with you guys as well. (I received the actual email this morning) Our cut equals $7.5 million!

Dear Comair,

My name is Mr. Stephane Devos, a Business Manager with Foreign Trade Bank(Cambodia office), am as well an account officer to a deceased customer of our bank, that shares the same last name as yours Comair, who died on a car accident with his wife and two children along Cambodian Thai-way on November 16th 2004. His account of US$18,765,000.00 million with us has been unclaimed due to unavailability of next of kin/relatives to claim his estate. In accordance with the escheat laws in Cambodia as a kingdom, the Board of Directors of the bank met forth night ago and resolved to turn the estate of the deceased over to Government pause having waited for too long without the deceased relatives/next of kin surfacing property and if this is done, invariably, the funds will end up to become Government property and it is as a result of this that am moved to contact you considering the fact that you share almost the same name with the deceased Comair. Hope the money will be intact pending until my physical arrival at your end for sharing?

In view of this, am seeking your cooperation and understanding to stand as the deceased next of kin to enable us claim the inheritance before the period given by the bank elapse. All I require is your honest co-operation and I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law. Please accept my apologies and keep my confidence. At the end of the transfer you shall have 40% of the total amount.

Considering the money involved, and due to the nature of this transaction, it is necessary for you to be sure of whom you are transacting with. I want to be sure that you are ready, to execute this transaction with me, What I expect from you is trust and commitment, I want this large sum of money transferred with your assistance and you should have nothing to worry about regarding legality at all because what affects you Shall also affects me too, but I will appreciate you to follow my directives amicably as everything shall be done in accordance passing through all international banking laws, and as a banker I know that if we follow up this transaction diligently it would be completed within 14 working days.

Do not fail to get back to me as soon as you have receive this mail to enable us discuss further, with your telephone and fax numbers for easy communication and oral discussion.

I await your prompt reply on this.

Kind Regards

Mr. Stephane Devos.
[email protected]

Originally Posted by captainv (Post 975410)

As for me, I was in my 3rd week of indoc when JC wrote his letter (Boomer is of similar vintage, I believe).

Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 975513)

Slow, so I don't have the right to be offended? Hell I'm offended about 83 hires at CAL because I met pilots who stayed out and suffered for it, so why shouldn't I be offended by what happened to my coworkers and my company after 9/11?

Originally Posted by slowplay (Post 975573)

I didn't say that you have no right to be offended. I am sure you don't drive a Japanese, German, or British car, nor purchase any garments made in Viet Nam

History should be learned, but living in the past and tribalism aren't long term winning plans, imo

Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 975593)

more proof... they look nice. I can even here Ferd now, "Hey Baby!"



but those Canadians are a very violent group....



... I can hear Ferd now again, "HEY BABY! THAT'S SO HOT!"

source: evangeline lilly, LOST... look it up, add your two cents about the pending takeover of American football and the U.S. by Canada. This is our RED DAWN people!

Originally Posted by forgot to bid (Post 975561)

FUN!!!!!!!!! I had the same thing from Nigeria!

Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 975564)

I picked Comair in 2003 (or maybe Comair picked me) because they seemed to have a strong union (based on the strike in 2001) and the promise of plentiful underboob. I didn't know anything about RJDC until 2004, didn't know anything about the JC letter until 2007, and saw the letter for the first time in 2009.

I just picked the wrong airline for the right reasons.

Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 975564)

I picked Comair in 2003 (or maybe Comair picked me) because they seemed to have a strong union (based on the strike in 2001) and the promise of plentiful underboob. I didn't know anything about RJDC until 2004, didn't know anything about the JC letter until 2007, and saw the letter for the first time in 2009.

I just picked the wrong airline for the right reasons.