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Anybody know what Mrss. means? It could be it’s a new title like Mister. Or maybe it’s just a spelling mistake.

Other than further spelling mistakes, it’s interesting to note the use of “Evangelist”. Here in Europe or the US titles like this are not used. Maybe in Africa it is used similarly to Reverend or Pastor. Whatever the case, using this title is designed to give the message a trustworthy note. The crux of the matter is the question “Would you give a stranger with a religious title more trust than someone without a title?”.

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Mrss.Joy
Date: Sat, May 3, 2008 at 12:19 PM
Subject: CONTACT MY EVANGELIST JOHN PAUL
To:

Dear Friend,

I did not forget your past effort by trying to help me, now I want to inform
you that i have suceeded in getting those funds transferred
under the co-operation of a new partner from Japan.

Contact my Evangelist in Cotonou De Republic of Benin because I
have left the whole instruction to him on your behalf and instruct
him where to send the check worth of $2,9M with out any further
delay for your compensation.

His name is Evangelist.John Paul
Email: (evangelistjohnpaul@yahoo.fr)
Telephone: +229-97 49 42 13
NB:NOTE :BELLOW IS THE REQUIRED INFORMATIONS YOU WILL SEND HIM

(1) YOUR FULL NAMES
(2) YOUR HOUSE ADDRESS
(3) YOUR DIRECT CELPHONE NUMBER AND HOUSE PHONE

REGARDS,
Mrss.Joy Godwin
Note call him on phone becuase, maybe is busy.

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