Some Canadian Lawyer has got all thin money for me.[\[img]https://i.imgur.com/5luRFD7.jpg?1[/img]

Do it!!

Hmm, He's got all that money just for litt;e ol' me. What is in it for him?

Wot law firm has a single partner (+associates) and a @gmail address?

Send a letter back:

You Yankee mi wannkee?

sincerely,

Knoborn Yesttadey! Esq.

Don't look a gift horse .....

Jump on it. Yer schi, uh, ship has come in.

Even if you did get a 5 million dollar payday, it wouldn't matter.

You'd keep ranching until it was all gone.

You lucky devil!!!

Seems legit.

Maybe you can afford some q tips now

I get e mails like that occasionally, but never have seen an old fashioned paper letter of that sort. That letter would make a decent fire starter.

The very first one I ever saw was a letter mailed from Nigeria.

At the time I had a really fast 14.4K modem, so that tells you about how long ago it was.

Today the emails don't make it past the spam filters, so it's back to snail mail to get round them.

Sounds like it's from the law firm of Dewey Cheatem and Howe! Didn't Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, and Ted Kennedy open a law office called Trickem, Dickem, and Dunkem?

Not an email, letter stamp, and all.

Ur China dishes need a upgrade

Help feed the poor and downtrodden.

hmmmmm....




Does not sound like a Wabi sentence...

Lemme hep ya (again)

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Sheesh.

The sad and very real thing about it is there's a few on here that would fall for it.

https://www.robertwilsonlegal.com/

Phone number and address seem to match (see below).

Still, the Gmail email address points to a scam in my opinion. The law firm has their own registered domain name for email. @Robertwilsonlegal.Com


78 Waterloo St London ON N6B 2P6, Canada

+1 437 440 4386

https://www.robertwilsonlegal.com/contact/

I bet all he will need is your bank account info so he can deposit the money for you. What could go wrong? You are a lucky man!