Does my grandma have neally 1,000,000 euros?

[Wizardskills]

LOL surely your grandma would know that your grandad had 1 million euros.

A google search on "de la mancha y gomez madrid" returns nothing. You would have though site would have come up. I mean this company has a brach office in germany and they are solicitors from spain. That implies that they are a big company so you would have thought google would pull up something.

Also you would have thought that they would mention your grandmsa name, but no she is just referanced as "the beneficiary".

This is 100% a scam. Burn it now.

 

[skiba]

Postmark from Fuengirola....

 

[Guest2]

Why do people bother replying like this?

because they are troll *****.

Yeh i looked at it and laughed. However my grandad was pretty wealthy and passed away quite recently.

They must just target single elderly women somehow

 

[Puzzled]

The whole letter is poorly written mess.

If your bored phone the number and have a play with them but don't expect to driving that ferrari any time soon.

 

[craptakular]

You must be lacking something if you can fit 1m down there.

Could be a simple cheque rolled around his willy

 

[Wizardskills]

Could be a simple cheque rolled around his willy

LMAO

 

[Sankari]

/facepalm

 

[Felix Da Housecat]

Post a brick to them or somthing heavy that will fit in a post box and let them pay for the postage bill.....muhahaha

 

[gumbald]

2 - 2nd paragraph, 1st line, cum profits?

cum profits?

Cum? Surely they mean come?

I'd like to point out 'cum' is a perfectly valid word, meaning 'with'.

 

[Raymond Lin]

I'd like to point out 'cum' is a perfectly valid word, meaning 'with'.

It might be, but I have never seen it in any legal letters, ever.

 

[greengiant]

It's a scam.
Last year my dear old auntie replied to a similar letter from some Norwegien lottery (and sending £20 in cash! to claim the prize...) now she gets around
100-200 letters a week from various overseas lotteries, "winning prize funds", competitions etc, each asking for £10-20 for the prize allocation fee.
Sadly my gullable auntie has spend around £3K over the past year or so in the hope of winning millions.

 

[oldbag]

heh, just google "a law firm that arranges untraceable asset".

 

[Guest2]

It's a scam.
Last year my dear old auntie replied to a similar letter from some Norwegien lottery (and sending £20 in cash! to claim the prize...) now she gets around
100-200 letters a week from various overseas lotteries, "winning prize funds", competitions etc, each asking for £10-20 for the prize allocation fee.
Sadly my gullable auntie has spend around £3K over the past year or so in the hope of winning millions.

why doesnt she switch the £20 note for a breezeblock?

 

[KaneStatton]

I'd like to point out 'cum' is a perfectly valid word, meaning 'with'.

If it is 'valid' its completely archaic and wouldn't be used.

 

[gumbald]

If it is 'valid' its completely archaic and wouldn't be used.

I never said anything about the likelihood of it being used, just pointing out it was a valid word before people consider the sender completely illiterate.

 

[sixty]

Goooooooooood evening Señorita, I ahm cawling, from aye-tee-vee...