Talk:Charles Soludo

message: This is a fake profile relate to a scam letter. 203.110.243.21 (talk) 16:46, 10 May 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Scammer 

message: Dear 41.211.238.36, Thank you for your recent contributions, but in documenting such situations, one must chose one's words very carefully. My comments on my most recent edits follow:
* "beleaguered" - You can't just place unexplained adjectives in the middle of factual text. As a minimum, you need to either provide a supporting reference, or supply an explanation. You have done neither. Until you do, no matter how accurate it might be, it is simply opinion.
* "reported as" - What's your point here? The sources seem reliable. Are you suggesting that they are not? If so, be more direct - say they are not reliable, and provide supporting evidence.
* The last paragraph before the "Publications" section is slowly improving, but it is still messy. Using words like "surreptitiously" (no matter how accurate) is accusatory, and needs supporting evidence. Again, you haven't supplied any. And you've made lots of other vague unsupported statements too. You must choose your words more carefully, you must be unambiguous, and you must supply supporting evidence.
Best wishes, Pdfpdf (talk) 13:46, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  May 2008 

message: Profesof Soludo should know, his name is used on what I would guess are hundreds of thousands or millions of fraud spam solicitations. Some of these even go so far as claiming FBI approval and connection. If as he claims here that he is a genuine and important banking official in Nigeria, he might issue some very stern message that he has nothing to do with the constant efforts that seem to be afoot to defraud Americans of their money. HE then might also persuade the Nigerian government and their 12 or so ISP providers to stop, prosecute, and deny service to the cottage industry of constant pathological internet fraudsters. The scams run the gamut of romance, confidence, investment and charity swindles.. The criminal enterprises have become so popular that songs praising the scams are played on Nigerian radio. There also have been links established between the internet scammers and the more violent attacks on oil companies and other criminal endeavors in other parts of Africa.They use the internet scam money as seed money for further criminal enterprise.These criminal operations involve hundreds if not thousands in boiler room type operations. They are spreading to Ghana and South africa. They also have a loose affiliation with criminals who operate in the US and Europe who make calls,send phony money orders and While they are fairly obvious to the experienced eye they do manage to rope in many victims.The Nigerian Government is well aware of this and suggests it will make reforms but never does. As to the veracity of this Wikipedia article the gangsters are getting slicker at trying to look connected and legitimate by counterfeit web pages, ids, and documents and by posting dating sites filled with stolen photos,shell and misdirected urls and thousands of bogus email accounts.. - 09:00, 18 May 2009 75.49.114.221 (talk) 
The above has been moved here from the article. Pdfpdf (talk) 12:30, 18 May 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  May 2009 

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The result of the move request was: moved.  Favonian (talk) 17:55, 13 March 2023 (UTC)
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text: WP:COMMONNAME claims are inherently controversial. Moved to full discussion. Steel1943 (talk) 19:00, 6 March 2023 (UTC)
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