The Kess Konnection is pulled from an actual series of emails I exchanged with a (presumably) West African 419 scammer in 2004. I omitted a few of the more mundane messages in order to move the story along a bit, but what you read here was the exact, unedited exchange. The messages were passed back and forth over a couple of weeks, and after the last one, I figured it was over. However, two weeks later, out of the blue, this arrived:
Dear Don Mynack,
complioment of the day!
i don;t understand all you have send to me in your
email.how are you and your family?please i and my
mother will really like to know if you are going to
assist us get the documents changed to your name so
that they can make the delivery of the consignments
to you in your country then after which my mother
will give you the scret ocde/password for you to
open the trunk box and retreiove what you have spent
before the sharing of the funds as stated in the
proposal. so i will realy wants to know if you are
going to assist us to setle the outstanding bills in
securing your name been changed to your name before
the delivery could be made to you.hope to hear from
you soon.
Regards and God bless.
OscarI never replied. I don't know no Oscar, man - I'm a friend of Kess.
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