Blog of Scams

Can’t stop laughing when I see this. Source http://www.j-walk.com/other/conf/

• Breakfast Kickoff Session:
  Your choice: A hard boiled egg, or two slices of white bread and a cricket.

• Keynote Address:
  Dr. Hamza Kalu’s adds some historical perspective in his keynote address: “From Postal Scams To Email Scams: We Have Come a Long Way Infant Child.”

• Debate:
  Attend  a lively debate between Lady Mariam Abacha and Mr. Godwin Oyathelem. Topic: “The effectiveness of using all UPPERCASE characters.”

• Practical Discussion:
  Mallam Mahmud Abacah answers the question, “Are 10 million emails a day too many?”

• Competition:
  Other countries are now adapting our business. Is this a threat or an opportunity?

• Tech Session:
  Mrs. M Sese-Seko reveals valuable secrets in her session titled, “Those Pesky Email Headers”

• Commerce:
  Find out how banking systems throughout the world operate — with special emphasis on money transfers.

• Linguistics:
  Damn, spam, scam, sham. And more rhymes in the “sticks and stones” category.

• Telecommunications:
  Soliciting via cell phone text messaging: Can it work?

• Accounting:
  The taxman he’s a comin’: Keeping good and accurate records.

• Open Discussion:
  We will resume last year’s high-spirited discussion of unionization, including health benefits.

• Workshop:
  Grammatical errors: What’s the optimal number?

• Statistics:
  Dr. Kayode Naiyeju presents his ground-breaking research: “Analyzing response rates using analysis of variance: That pesky R-squared value,” as published in The Nigerian Journal of Applied Statistics.

• Economics:
  A round table discussion: Is email now Nigeria’s top export?

• For Newcomers:
  View an entertaining PowerPoint presentation that describes how to get started in this lucrative business, with no initial investment!

• Hand-on Session:
  Experts critique your emails, and offer valuable tips.

The one who wrote this really has great imagination.

• Breakfast Kickoff Session:
  Your choice: A hard boiled egg, or two slices of white bread and a cricket.

• Keynote Address:
  Dr. Hamza Kalu’s adds some historical perspective in his keynote address: “From Postal Scams To Email Scams: We Have Come a Long Way Infant Child.”

• Debate:
  Attend  a lively debate between Lady Mariam Abacha and Mr. Godwin Oyathelem. Topic: “The effectiveness of using all UPPERCASE characters.”

• Practical Discussion:
  Mallam Mahmud Abacah answers the question, “Are 10 million emails a day too many?”

• Competition:
  Other countries are now adapting our business. Is this a threat or an opportunity?

• Tech Session:
  Mrs. M Sese-Seko reveals valuable secrets in her session titled, “Those Pesky Email Headers”

• Commerce:
  Find out how banking systems throughout the world operate — with special emphasis on money transfers.

• Linguistics:
  Damn, spam, scam, sham. And more rhymes in the “sticks and stones” category.

• Telecommunications:
  Soliciting via cell phone text messaging: Can it work?

• Accounting:
  The taxman he’s a comin’: Keeping good and accurate records.

• Open Discussion:
  We will resume last year’s high-spirited discussion of unionization, including health benefits.

• Workshop:
  Grammatical errors: What’s the optimal number?

• Statistics:
  Dr. Kayode Naiyeju presents his ground-breaking research: “Analyzing response rates using analysis of variance: That pesky R-squared value,” as published in The Nigerian Journal of Applied Statistics.

• Economics:
  A round table discussion: Is email now Nigeria’s top export?

• For Newcomers:
  View an entertaining PowerPoint presentation that describes how to get started in this lucrative business, with no initial investment!

• Hand-on Session:
  Experts critique your emails, and offer valuable tips.

The one who wrote this really has great imagination.

Can’t stop laughing when I see this. Source http://www.j-walk.com/other/conf/

• Breakfast Kickoff Session:
  Your choice: A hard boiled egg, or two slices of white bread and a cricket.

• Keynote Address:
  Dr. Hamza Kalu’s adds some historical perspective in his keynote address: “From Postal Scams To Email Scams: We Have Come a Long Way Infant Child.”

• Debate:
  Attend  a lively debate between Lady Mariam Abacha and Mr. Godwin Oyathelem. Topic: “The effectiveness of using all UPPERCASE characters.”

• Practical Discussion:
  Mallam Mahmud Abacah answers the question, “Are 10 million emails a day too many?”

• Competition:
  Other countries are now adapting our business. Is this a threat or an opportunity?

• Tech Session:
  Mrs. M Sese-Seko reveals valuable secrets in her session titled, “Those Pesky Email Headers”

• Commerce:
  Find out how banking systems throughout the world operate — with special emphasis on money transfers.

• Linguistics:
  Damn, spam, scam, sham. And more rhymes in the “sticks and stones” category.

• Telecommunications:
  Soliciting via cell phone text messaging: Can it work?

• Accounting:
  The taxman he’s a comin’: Keeping good and accurate records.

• Open Discussion:
  We will resume last year’s high-spirited discussion of unionization, including health benefits.

• Workshop:
  Grammatical errors: What’s the optimal number?

• Statistics:
  Dr. Kayode Naiyeju presents his ground-breaking research: “Analyzing response rates using analysis of variance: That pesky R-squared value,” as published in The Nigerian Journal of Applied Statistics.

• Economics:
  A round table discussion: Is email now Nigeria’s top export?

• For Newcomers:
  View an entertaining PowerPoint presentation that describes how to get started in this lucrative business, with no initial investment!

• Hand-on Session:
  Experts critique your emails, and offer valuable tips.

The one who wrote this really has great imagination.

• Breakfast Kickoff Session:
  Your choice: A hard boiled egg, or two slices of white bread and a cricket.

• Keynote Address:
  Dr. Hamza Kalu’s adds some historical perspective in his keynote address: “From Postal Scams To Email Scams: We Have Come a Long Way Infant Child.”

• Debate:
  Attend  a lively debate between Lady Mariam Abacha and Mr. Godwin Oyathelem. Topic: “The effectiveness of using all UPPERCASE characters.”

• Practical Discussion:
  Mallam Mahmud Abacah answers the question, “Are 10 million emails a day too many?”

• Competition:
  Other countries are now adapting our business. Is this a threat or an opportunity?

• Tech Session:
  Mrs. M Sese-Seko reveals valuable secrets in her session titled, “Those Pesky Email Headers”

• Commerce:
  Find out how banking systems throughout the world operate — with special emphasis on money transfers.

• Linguistics:
  Damn, spam, scam, sham. And more rhymes in the “sticks and stones” category.

• Telecommunications:
  Soliciting via cell phone text messaging: Can it work?

• Accounting:
  The taxman he’s a comin’: Keeping good and accurate records.

• Open Discussion:
  We will resume last year’s high-spirited discussion of unionization, including health benefits.

• Workshop:
  Grammatical errors: What’s the optimal number?

• Statistics:
  Dr. Kayode Naiyeju presents his ground-breaking research: “Analyzing response rates using analysis of variance: That pesky R-squared value,” as published in The Nigerian Journal of Applied Statistics.

• Economics:
  A round table discussion: Is email now Nigeria’s top export?

• For Newcomers:
  View an entertaining PowerPoint presentation that describes how to get started in this lucrative business, with no initial investment!

• Hand-on Session:
  Experts critique your emails, and offer valuable tips.

The one who wrote this really has great imagination.