One Benefit of Ignoring Spell Check

Yes, folks, that's right. I have found one benefit of a person ignoring spell check. Take the following spam message:

Subject: Enquiry

It gives me a great deal of pleasure to write you this mail and even when it might come to you as a surprise.I hope you find it of interest.

Let me first introduce myself. My name is Magnus Denis and I am a staff of an Auditing and Risk Management Firm, here in Spain, I should like to usethis means to ask your assistance in moving some fund over to your country.I have, in the course of my duties come in contact with a good amount of money that have been inactive for some years now and careful investigation proved the original depositor of the fund had died some years back and all attempts to reach the supposed beneficiary of the deposit were fruitless and before it is forfeited to the state, I decided to move it.

After legal consultation, I have concretized modalities for a secured way that would guarantee a perfect transaction. But be most assured that for your help and partnership you will get a good percentage of the total sum. It is important to let you know that fifty percent of the rest will be invested over there under your anagement. For a negotiable period of time and we will open a fruitful dialog to that effect.

I look forward to our working closely in practically seeing this transaction come to a perfect and successful end. For effective communication, please kindly include in your reply, your complete Names, Address, Occupation, Age and most especially your contact number and I will contact you as soon as I get your reply.

I look forward to hearing from you and I express my gratitude for your patience.

Kindly reply to:magnus_denis@k.ro

Magnus Denis

Right off the bat we know it's spam, simply because someone with this much money would absolutely have to know how to spell "inquiry," or at least be doubtful about its spelling. This is a scam related to another, much older scam that had something to do with a fellow in Nigeria. If you get this message in your e-mail, please delete it without getting greedy and losing your retirement.