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The Nigerian Scam Masters: An Expose of a Modern International Gang (Hardcover)

by Harold Baines (Author)

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Harold Baines tells of his experience of being the target of a professional scam operation being run out of Nigeria. According to law enforcement agencies, other victims are being lured into Nigeria where several have already been killed.

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Harold Baines --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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Hardcover: 147 pages
Publisher: Nova Science Publishers (January 1996)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1560722827
ISBN-13: 978-1560722823

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3.0 out of 5 stars NOT ALL A NIGERIAN THING, December 4, 2002

By	bayo adetunji (NIGERIA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: The Nigerian Scam Masters: An Expose of a Modern International Gang (Paperback)

THOUGH, I HAVE NOT FULLY GONE THROUGH THE BOOK,BUT I BELIEVE IS A FURTHER EYE OPENER TO MANY PEOPLE OUT THERE WHO STILL BELIEVE THEY CAN STILL MAKE EASY MONEY.
THE ISSUE IS THAT IN SEVERAL CASES OF OF THIS SCAM, IT TAKES THE GULLIBILITY AND GREEDINESS OF THE "VICTIMS" FOR THE DEAL TO SAIL THROUGH( I HOPE YOU REALISED THIS IN THE BOOK).
OFTEN TIMES, MOST OF THESE SCAM DO NOT REALLY ORIGINATES FROM NIGERIA, BUT PEOPLE STLL ASCRIBE MOST OF IT TO NIGERIAN. THE BOOK SHOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO MENTION THIS SALIENT BUT IMPORTANT POINT.
OVERALL THE BOOK IS OKAY AND JUSTICE HAS BEEN DONE, THOUGH IT HAS A TINGE OF HATRED FOR NIGERIA AND NIGERIANS.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Bros, No Be true u talk, September 9, 2005

By	mergy "raheem" (dagenham,London, UK) - See all my reviews

How far na? Bros, shei u sabi sey no be all Naija guys and girls dey into wayo and jibiti? How can a respected man like you come out to the public to publish a book on a nation you know nothing about. i am a proud Nigerian and stand by it. you have to differentiate between the Bad and the Good not just classifying all Nigerians as fraudsters besides other nations also play wayo/419/Advanced Fee fraud and how many People talk?
make you dey take time for the way u use dey talk all those things if not i go sue you for talking wetin no dey for book and reality.
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