LONDON – ‘Hackers’ in Nigeria not only to engage Lotteries – enter the official post of Minister of Justice asked the British and money in your name.

  1. The internet is multiplied by mafias in the African country

  1. <strong> Protagonista reluctantly </strong> Jack Straw, British Minister of Justice. “Src =” http://www.elperiodico.com/EDICION/ED090226/CAS/FOTOS/EPP_ND/CARP01/f016mh03.jpg “width = 153> </li>
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<p> Colleagues Jack Straw received a few days ago a message which seemed somewhat escamante of British justice minister. <b> “I’ve lost my way to the hotel portfolio, which had all the money and other valuables. Urgently need you to help me with a small loan to pay the bill from the hotel and go home” </b> said political presumably trapped in Lagos, the capital of Nigeria. </p>
<p> The message corresponding to the address of a Labor MP in Blackburn, his constituency. The amount requested from 200 of their relatives out of the jam were 3000 pounds (3,300 euros). Only one replied, though not sent money. Straw explained in the note that he was assisting in the African country for a summit to help the youth to fight racism. The reality was, of course, very different. </p>
<p> The minister, unaware of what was happening, he worked in his office in the Parliament in London, when he began receiving calls from several members of the constituency. <b> “I wonder if they really needed was in Nigeria and 3000 pounds,” </b> reports. </p>
<p> <b> “It was ridiculous that I had obviously been walking to Africa and had lost the wallet,” </b> says the man who headed the Interior Department in 2001 created one of the world’s first police units to combat fraud online. Now, he has just been a victim of these criminal gangs. The <i> hackers </i> Nigerians came in the mail and used official Blackburn calendar contacts to send the letters. </p>
<p> The mayor of the town, Mohamed Khan, was among those who received the message <b> “Like many other people.” </b> <b> “It is wrong for anyone to believe that Jack Straw is asking for money,” </b> laments leader. </p>
<p> The skirmish, without apparent illustrates the boldness of the Nigerian mafia operating in the network. The misdeeds of a few have made the name synonymous with Nigeria in a fraud known as 419 scam, the Nigerian penal code number assigned to the popular crime. </p>
<p> From the cafes of Lagos, thousands of hustler trying every day to clean any bank account anywhere in the world. Faxes, letters and emails are on the hook to entice the gullible without borders. </p>
<p> The message, in a respectful and very poor English, has a fixed format, but sometimes the alternatives history offers very novelistic. On one occasion it is a fortune left by a distant family member, available to the person receiving the letter. In another, falsely invoking the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Nigeria or the National Oil Company to seek cooperation in money laundering. </p>
<p> Sometimes, instead of appealing to the greed of the recipient, try moving your good heart. There are stories tear, featuring poor widows, orphans and political persecution that have left a fortune in a foreign country and only you can retrieve. In all cases, the sender through the appointment of an attorney, requested data bank and an amount for costs of management and transfer. That first principle andalusia pinch ranges between 2000 and 3000 lbs. If someone falls into the trap and has the misfortune of answering the figure will rise, saying new approaches and contingencies and demanding more money, that will never see. </p>
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<p> The observation institute Chatham House in 2006 estimated that only in the UK this type of incident has cost <b> “150 million pounds a year and a half from 31,000 pounds to each victim.” </b> In the U.S., the League points to national consumer fraud from Nigeria as <b> “crime in the fastest growing network “.</b></p>
<p> <font color=#ff0000> In Spain, Málaga from scammers Nigerian orchestrated massive sending of letters to North America and northern Europe, announcing a tasty prizes supposed <b> “Spanish Lottery.” </b> A fake head of the National Organization of Lotteries and Gambling informing the recipient of the State have been lucky in a lottery, which had not even participated. To receive the amount needed to advance management fees and taxes. </p>
<p> </font> In a year there were over 1,500 complaints, although many of those who preferred to remain silent Picarones shame. The call ended Nile operation with more than 300 Nigerians arrested in Spain. </p>
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