I have been asked to be a beneficiary to someone unknown to me. They are fom another country. They say it is not a scam. How can I prove it?

This is a scam! Do not fall for it. Anytime anything from "another country" comes through your email DELETE it!

I am in agreement, do not answer this message. Delete the email and block the sender. As for proof, do not ask for any.

If this is a scam, then they will use that dialog to manipulate you. Odds are good it is a scam and they expect most people to never respond. So by responding them, they get one step closer to stealing your money or identity.

And if you respond, then it confirms that there is a human at your email address and you will be inviting more spam. Remember, if they are rich enough to have money, then they are rich enough to find legitimate means into the country. Or they can afford the modern mafia's money laundering assistance.

What you are seeing is a kind of scam called the Nigerian Scam. Early on, many of these scams claimed to be from Nigeria. Anyway, the request is basically the same.

Someone in a developing nation is needing to send a large sum on money to the US and needs to funnel it through a US account. Rather than open one themselves, they need your help. If you are willing, they will ask for a few hundred to cover official transfer paperwork.

I have heard of people sending over thousands of dollars to "help" when in reality, they will never get a penny. Please do not fall for this manipulative scam.

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