I need to know how to contact the federal high court of justice in nigeria over a possible internet fraud?
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They are already working on this scam. It doesn't look like they are making any progress. If you lost any money, you'll never see it again. If it's a spam e-mail, forward it to the Federal Trade Commission.
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http://www.national-lottery.co.uk/player/p/promotions/promotions.do?promo=contactfaq#ch2\n\nIt is a scam. There is a lottery but it has nothing to do with Nigeria and you do not have to pay.\nDelete the mail.
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If you suspect fraud, you should report this\n\n1. the police \n2. report to yahoo. got the main page and follow the contact us. I think it is a waste of time, as Yahoo does nothing.\n3. if it is retail fraud then report it to the consumer association relevant for your country.\n\nNot knowing the full details, I suspect it is a Nigerian fraud scam. Happened to me, they tried to buy my car with a forged cheque, but I would not release the car until funds had cleared into my account. I got the bank to check if the cheque was genuine before i banked it and told them that I was suspicious of the people wanting to buy my car. I also reported it to the police, where I had to give a full statement.
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It is a form of the "nigerian bank scam" and they are just trying to get information from you so the can steal money from you.  I get dozens of these emails per month.\n\nI would forward to email to the abuse department of the internet provider where the email originated.  Beyond that, there really isn't much else you can do besides ignore it.
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CONTACT THE COURT AND THEY CAN DIRECT YOU FROM THERE
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I dunno what their highest court is but I think they need to create a Scammers Court.\n\nheck I think Nigeria should change it's name to Scammer Land
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Contact your local police or if you are in the US, contact the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) but don't get your hopes up--- you fell for a scam and the scammer knows what he/she is doing. It will be very hard to track her down; every account she has provided (Yahoo, Western Union, etc) can be obtained anonymously.
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Being from Eastern Europe I don't know if the USA FBI can help, but you might try. At least they may be able to tell you who to contact in your country.\nhttp://www.fbi.gov/majcases/fraud/internetschemes.htm\n\nOr you might try this one:\nhttp://www.8009endfraud.com/
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Lagos is the internet fraud capital of the world!!
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I would try abuse@yahoo.com since it sounds like they are spoofing the yahoo domain. Make sure your send them the mail header as well. TX
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I'm a impersonator for the United Nations Internet Police Force and suggest that you come forward and confess your illegal activities that took place on the internet. We are granting one time amnesty for first time offenders. please contact me at HorataHabeeb@UnitedNationsInternetSecurityDivision.India.gov
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Report a fraudulent email\nNigerian 419 Scam letters, Lottery emails, Phishing emails and other fraudulent emails should be forwarded to our Investigation Team at:\n\nscams@fraudwatchinternational (add .com to the end)
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then how are you on here asking this question?.....I dunno.....contact the police?....or at least contact you internet service provider
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Common scam.\n\nWhen they get her bank info they will clean it out.\n\nIt's a take on the Nigrian scam which I have seen myself at least a dozen times.\n\nhttp://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeria.asp
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NIGERIA  \n\nMalaysian High Commission\n\nLot 205 Abiola Segun Ajayi Street\nVictoria Island Annex\nP O Box 3729 Lagos\n\n(234-1) 619415/ 612 710 \n(234-1) 612741 28182 \n\nMALAYA NG
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This is the web site to report internet fraud and scams! It will get action!!!\nhttp://www.ic3.gov/
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My friend ignore such offer The named bank have seize to exist after the banking reform in Nigeria. What to do is locate website...www.efcc.com to report the case and the people concerned will be procecuted by the law enforcement agent. wishing goodluck and to be deceive anymore nothing good comes so easy.