Dodgy lawyer Martins Digor scam email - do not reply [crime alert]

Posted: Mon 22nd Mar 2010 11:14am By Web Monkey

Individuals have received an email from a lawyer allegedly called Martins Digor.

He informs the person that he has helped a client (with the same surname) deposit some funds with a security company several years ago.

The client has then died along with his family in a tragic accident. The lawyer then states that there are unclaimed funds and the recipient could claim the money as the next of kin.

The sender then asks the recipient to email him their personal details.

Possible Action:

This is a scam. Do not reply to this type of email and never give any personal details, for example: address, full name, bank details.

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