I'm in the money

Whoop whoop what should I do ?????????????

dear l am Frank Koffi Maxwell,the personal adviser of my deceased client a nationality of your country .I am contacting you to assist retrieve his huge deposit of US$5.5Million left in the bank before its get confiscated by the bank. Frank K Maxwell.Esq.

Tell him you'll accept a cheque nana.

I never thought of that one

Our eldest got the same one with a different windfall amount. Critically, it required him supplying his banking details, which, after he stopped laughing, he didn't. We should have asked for a cheque too Sonlyme :)

I've thanked him for his offer & asked for a cheque but I've not had a reply haha

nj: don't forget my £20 (and jar of coffee - Douwe Egeberts only)

Obviously, do not give any personal details, especially no bank details. But! This is clear for most people.
What you also should not do is, reply to the email. If you reply, your personal details could be traced through registered information and this allows experts to hack into your system and obtain further information.

ianp.What i said was tongue in cheek and i've no doubt that nana's reply was the same.

you'll be able to go the Albert a lot of times with that amount.