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I knewthe deal was fake because the "attorney's email came from an email address "stephen@lawyer.com." If I were going to to try and fool you into going for my scam, I would at least make up a believeable email address. Besides, they want money up front-six to eight hundred bucks. Netwest is a legitimate company, it doesn't deal with individuals though. Google it and see what you find.

A few weeks ago I recieved an email from a "Claire McNulty" who said he represented Netwest Financial, offering me a loan. He got my name and email address from aidpage. I replied to him and told him to send me the details. Meanwhile I checked out Netwest Financial. It turns out to be a legitmitate company with offices in Switzerland. But it is an investement firm that deals in property and business deals, not loans to individuals. This McNulty character emailed me some phony looking application forms and told me to fill them out and email them him, which I never did. I then recieved an email from someone pretending to be an attorney who said he could process the loan papers for me for $600-800 Us, upfront. Looks like a scam to me. So beware of offers for low interest loans from someone claiming to represent Netwest Financial. It is phony.

I am need of about $1000.00 to move from the Seattle area to Tahlequah, Ok. I need to move so I can be closer to my mother, who lives in Tahlequah and is having health problems. I am employed right now, but because of the high cost of living in this area I live paycheck to paycheck and can never put together a substanial amount. I would like to be able to get moved by the end of September, first of October before the weather turns bad. Any amount would help, and I can repay when I get moved and back to work. I never have a problem finding work. Anyone interested can email me at jim_011591@hotmail.com.

Thanks and God Bless.