Вот к примеру, если Вы, автор, говорите по-английски  419 Scam – The dying widow scamAbout the 419 (Advance Fee) scam Email addresses used by 419 scammers Phone numbers used by 419 scammersHow to report 419 spam to us Domains registered by 419 scammersGoogle search: Dying widow scam emailsDying rich merchant scamIn this variant of the &quot;419&quot; Advance Fee fraud the scammer claims to be a childless widow of a rich person, often someone from the Middle East or a former diplomat, who inherited a fortune from her husband and is now dying of (breast) cancer or &quot;cancer and fibroid problems&quot;. Whenever we manage to trace the source of the email, it turns out to be from Nigeria or another country in West Africa. Chances are the old lady is really is a young guy. Many of the &quot;dying widow&quot; scams are sent through the network of GoldenLines, an ISP near Tel Aviv, Israel, that provides internet access to ISPs in Nigeria and other countries in Africa. Often the person writing the email will claim to be a &quot;born again Christian&quot;. She (he!) will use biblical language such as starting the letter with &quot;Calvary Greetings&quot; or referring to scriptures. The person may ask you to use the money for an orphanage or a church. Others will claim to be devout Muslims. Still, it&#39;s the same old scam: You (the victim) are to receive millions of dollars for essentially doing very little. Eventually you will be asked to wire thousands of dollars to a total stranger posing as a lawyer or a security company or another intermediary claiming to control that money. If you are careless enough to do that, you will lose the money sent and will never see the promised but non-existent fortune