I received an email saying the same thing but it's about a dr. By the name of Jeannie foreman. Saying she left the sum of 7.5 million gbp to me in the codicil and last testament to her will.

I got the same email from a lady by the name of Janet Brown stating she left me an inheritance and to contact her attorney Roland Nelsonpowell for more information. I decided to research this attorney to see if there was someone out there with  such name but instead I found all these post on the internet about him, I was very tempted to email this attorney back but after I read all your posts ill be darn if I'll answer any of the emails or phone calls from these people. Thank for the info.

i havent checked my mail in about 2 years i seen this email is it true or is it a scam

i got the same email that everyone got i emailed them back havent heard from any of them

You realize you're talking to one of the scammers who made a fake post on this site to tirck you? Don't you? Don't you? OMG YOU DON'T. Well, somebody has to keep crooks in business, better you than me LOL.

You got the money?? I recently received an email stating someone I don't know put be as their beneficiary. I have emailed the person and her layer. Now I have to wait for her bank to contact me. How do I know its ok to give my personal information? What information did you have to give?

hw and what exactly did you do 2 get the money

i got the same email and i sent them the information they wanted and 2 weeks later my bank account was credited 2 million dollars. im now looking for a house that suits my family. they told me that mrs brown decided to split the funds up into fifths and thats why i only got the 2 million. scam or not, im so happy to have the money and ive already withdrawn over ten grand.

got the same  e-mail.what are they thinking that every one is going to fall
for that.just a waste of time. wanted my name,addrest,phone an another ID'

i got the same e-mail just ridiculous the time they waste

I got the same e-mail.  Fraud?

I just got the same email. I don't understand why these people are not in jail for email fraud.

I recieved the message.  Her husband died and I would inherit the money of 10,000,000.00

I have recieved numerous calls from this number and emails from a nelson powell & assoc saying I was to inherite money I have not responded but he wont stop

I also recieved the same e-mail .cant someone stop these people

Any clue where this is from?

I received the same email so I responded with a bunch of questions that they failed to answer.  This is undoubtedly a SCAM these people should be in jail.  I get contacted with propositions like this ie. mystery shopper, personal caregiver, I won the lottery emails ,letters and phone at least once a week.  They have some of my information and are trying to get the rest.  They are identity thieves.  Anyone that asks for your info. Full Name, Address, marital status, phone number DONT do it.  Dont have any further contact.  These people still dont leave me alone. I am very disturbed by this whole thing. You can report them to the National Bureau of Fraud investigation department.  These criminals have conned thousands of innocent people of  their hard earned money.  DONT BE A VICTIM !!!  If you do go along with it then your just as quilty as they are and you can also pick up criminal charges.  Please people remember THERE IS NO MONEY THEY ARE LIARS !!!

I got the same exact email. Do u realize its a scam?

i got the same email wtf this should be agenst the law

i did not get a call, but i got an email saying the same thing

I got the same message saying a lady died and I am going to inherit money

I recieved the same email and replied why me, they sent a reply saying all they needed was my full name and adress and occupation before any transaction could be made, i would say scam b/c the #nelson powell gave me is not the same as the one you have listed, if you have proceeded past the point i have, let me know how that worked out for you, have you called?

i had an email saying inherited money and i am d beneficiary and it supposedly from an attorney named Nelson Powell