Internet Fraud: How to Avoid the Latest Scamming Format Nigerian Conmen Use in Ripping You off Your Hard Earned Money

By Simone Maxwell

Nigerian fraudsters are saying there won't be an end to internet scam until the western world bring back everything they stole from them during colonialism.

From living in Surulere, later to the most affluent areas of the country, Ikoyi Lagos. I have firsthand information and tricks Nigerians use in rippling unsuspecting persons of their hard-earned money.

What are the reasons Nigeria scammers keep defrauding Westerners of millions of dollars? Who are their prime targets? How do they come up with these formats?

Do Nigerians also scam themselves? How do they spend these monies and what's the authority doing? Do they actually love the whites they claimed to love?

Living in Nigeria for 15 years and having a Nigerian friend who would be happy to invite me to their homes, church, and later to social events like Clubs, Beaches, Bars, and Ghettos to buy marijuana (still an illegal substance in the country), I know so much about how these conmen operate, and how they nurture the fresheners to be better in the Hustle Kingdom (HK).

You don't want to be the next victim, right? Let's expose them.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Simone Maxwell is a crime researcher and real estate agent working for MercyLand Mortgage Home Ownership. A Traveler and former radio producer and talk show host, Simone lives in Denton, Texas.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08PJP5C8F
• ISBN13: 9798576595488
• Release Date: December 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 48 Pages
• Weight: 0.17 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 6.0" x 9.0"