Don't you just love finding spam and junk email cluttering up your email account?

Me neither. But occasionally, you get sent little gems like this:

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2012 SCAM VICTIMS COMPENSATIONS PAYMENTS. (mgomez729@alumno.uned.es)

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2012 SCAM VICTIMS COMPENSATIONS PAYMENTS.
ECOWAS NATIONS STATE/UNITED NATIONS
YOUR REF/PAYMENTS CODE: ECB/06654 FOR $500,000 USD ONLY.


Dear Victims of scam,

This is to bring to your notice that our bank (ECOBANK INTL. PLC) is
delegated by the ECOWAS/UNITED NATIONS in Central Bank to compensate victims
of scam $500,000 (Five Hundred Thousand Dollars Only).

Your Name.___________________________
Address.___________________________
Phone .___________________________
Amount Defrauded.___________________________
Country.________________________

Send a copy of your response with the PAYMENT CODE
NUMBER(ECB/06654).

NAME: MR.CLEMENT SYLVANIUS
SCAMMED VICTIM/REF/PAYMENTS CODE:
ECB/06654 $500,000 USD.

Email: scamvictimstransfer_22[at]yahoo.co.jp

Yours Faithfully,
Mrs. Rosemary Peter
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
Copyright © 2012

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I particularly love when the emails not only don't match, but are also from completely different countries. NOTE: The email address this was sent from is a Spanish Online University based out of Madrid.

I decided that their IT department should be notified, so I forwarded it to every official email address I could find on the university's website.