Southwest Ohio Real Estate

 This poor woman need help. With my rusty French it seems her Father was beaten for his Fortune of 5 Million dollars. She is looking for someone to send it to and will share 20% of this wealth with them! Unfortunatly this is just a new spin on an old scam. Watch out they are getting creative! 

Tres Cher ,

Je suis mlle NOUDOLO SOLANGE  la  fille de feu NOUDOLO REMI.

Je t écris avec une confidence absolue premièrementpour demander ton assistance pour transférer mon argent d une valeur  de (5 000 000 de dollards us )qui actuellement se trouve dans le coffre fort d'une compagnie de sécurité ici en Abidjan dans votre pays jusqu'à mon arrivée chez vous. mon seul espoir actuellement est en toi et en la boitedéposé dans la compagnie de sécurité.

Avant la mort de mon pére le mardi 09 novembre 2004 dans un hôpital privé ici à Abidjan il ma secrètement appelé de côté ,moi et mon petit frere David et m'a revelé qu'il a la somme de (5 000 000 de dollards us ) dans une compagnie de securité ici à Abidjan, et que je suis son heritiere .

Il m'a également expliqué que c'était en raison de cette richesse qu'il a été agressé et battu et quil es sur et certain que se sont  des proches du clan presidentiel . il ma conseillé que je devrais chercher un associé ou une associée  étranger dans un pays de
mon choix où je transférerai cet argent et l'emploierai dans le but d'investir dans la gestion de
biens immobiliers ou la gestion d'hôtel

A cet effet, je sollicite humblement votre assistance dans le sens suivant :

1- m'aider à faire sortir la boite de la compagnie de sécurité comme CO- bénéficiaire pour transférer cet argent en votre nom  dans votre pays pour un investissement lucratif  avec vous comme principal acteur.

2- Le plus important c'est que la compagnie de Sécurité ne connaît pas le contenu exact de la boite parce quil la déclaré comme richesses familiales
3- Tous les documents relatifs au dépôts sont avec moi dans mon coffre a la maison.
4- Pour ton assistance, je te céderai 20% de cet argent pour vos efforts et votre assistance.
5- Enfin je tes prie de garder cette transaction strictement confidentiel.

Merci et que Dieu vous bénisse pour votre assistance à notre égard.

Très sincèrement

            Fairfield Ohio

            After this spacious countryside community just 18 miles north of
            Cincinnati was "discovered," Fairfield became a successful blend of
            industrial and residential development.

            Because it offered excellent employment opportunities, newcomers
            were drawn in numbers. Consequently, in as little as seven years,
            the population doubled and Fairfield became a thriving city.
            Development here is so continuous that even older homes have an
            appearance of newness. Large one and two-story homes are plentiful
            and multiple dwelling units offer condominium living in a parklike
            setting. There are also a number of custom designs on lovely
            landscaped grounds that feature incredible extras. With such a
            selection of beautiful homes, where plenty of shopping centers,
            banks, businesses and services are nearby, it's no wonder Fairfield
            is called the "city of opportunity."

            Transportation
            Fairfield is ideally situated for highway transportation with two
            major highways and I-275 just south of the city limits giving access
            to major cities north and south on I-71 and I-75.

            Hospitals
            There are two hospitals, Fort Hamilton-Hughes and Mercy of Fairfield
            (on Mack Road in Fairfield) in the area. Dental and vision
            professionals are also within the city. The city is served by the
            Butler County Health Department. The fire department provides
            emergency ambulance service and private ambulance service is
            available.

            Shopping
            A variety of small shops are available as well as the major grocery
            chain stores for your shopping pleasure. cincinnati Mills has a wide
            variety of stores, including Off 5th Saks Fifth Avenue, Bass Pro
            Shops Outdoor World and many other nationally recognized shops.
            Tri-County Shopping center and Northgate Mall are also a short dirve
            away. Several smaller centers - Hick's Manor, Fair Plaza, Village
            Green, and Symmes Center are also available for shopping
            convenience. Jungle Jim's International Market is a "food lovers"
            paradise with numerous departmetns featuring food and beverages from
            all over the world.

            Oxford began as a planned village in the early 1800's when Miami
            University was formed through an act of the Ohio Legislature in the
            Northwest Territory. The McGuffey Museum, registered as a National
            Historic Landmark, honors the significance of William Holmes
            McGuffey, author of the famed McGuffey Eclectic Readers.

            
            For such a small town, Oxford is rich in history and has become the
            center for culture and intellectual pursuits in the area. A scenic
            35-mile drive northwest of Cincinnati and 45 miles southwest of
            Dayton in Butler County, 22,000 residents fill the nearly 6 square
            mile city radius. Nestled among the trees in the rolling hills of
            southwestern Ohio, historic Oxford offers picturesque neighborhoods,
            an uptown shopping district loaded with character and a congenial
            mix of residents and students. The town offers abundant open space
            in both the city and nearby communities. Miami University, the
            seventh oldest state-assisted university in the nation and rated
            among the top national universities has its main campus in Oxford.
            Today, the tree-lined streets and sprawling campus walkways are part
            of Oxford's special appeal to residents, students and visitors.

            Transportation
            Oxford is approximately five miles east of the Indiana Border. Rt.
            27 runs directly through the heart of Oxford. St. Rts. 73 and 732
            also serve the area. I-275, the circle freeway around Cincinnati is
            approximately 20 minutes south of Oxford.

            Hospitals
            Oxford is served by the McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital, located
            in the heart of Oxford.

            Shopping
            The historic Uptown District of Oxford hosts several unique
            restaurants and eclectic shops. Oxford's cobblestone lined High
            Street is home to shops and eateries that appeal to students and
            residents alike serving basic needs like clothing and shoes, gifts,
            accessories and art. Northgate Mall, containing over 100 stores, is
            located approximately 20 minutes south in Colerain Township.

            Recreation
            Miami University's campus offers a wide range of cultural,
            educational and athletic events too numerous to mention. Sports
            enthusiasts have several options for recreation, including Division
            I basketball, ice hockey and football. Hueston Woods State Park,
            less than 5 minutes away, offers miles of scenic hiking trails,
            fishing and boating on 625 acre Acton Lake, an 18 hole golf course,
            naturalist programs, a nature center with a display of live animals
            and much more. The Oxford Community Park blends sports fields,
            walking and bike paths and natureal areas on over 113 acres. Nearby
            Brookville Lake is available for fishing and boating.

            Liberty Township is located in the southeastern corner of Butler
            County. The first settlers of Liberty Township on record came to the
            area in 1796. The township was created in 1803 with the splitting of
            Butler County.

            Construction abounds in Liberty Township, with the population
            growing by approximately 1000 per year. The current population is
            estimated to be near 30,000. The township is a part of the Lakota
            School District.

            Transportation
            Liberty Township sits on both sides of I-75, and is 25 miles south
            of Dayton and 20 miles north of Cincinnati. It is a short drive to
            I-275. State Route 4 passes through Liberty Township, giving access
            to the neighboring towns of Hamilton and Middletown. Highway 129,
            also known as the Hamilton Connector, runs through the township and
            creates easy access for all residents to I-75.

            Hospitals
            Hospitals serving the area include Fort Hamilton and Mercy Hamilton,
            which are full-service hospitals, and Middletown Regional, which is
            an emergency facility. Bethesda North is located 15 minutes away in
            Montgomery. Cincinnati-area hospitals, such as University, Christ
            and the world-renowned Children's Hospital Medical Center are
            approximately 20 miles to the south of Liberty Township.

            Shopping
            Liberty Township is located within 15 minutes of several shopping
            centers. Nearby Mason and West Chester offer a variety of retail
            shopping, including the Streets of West Cheater and Union Center and
            Deerfield Center in Mason. Springdale's Tri-County Mall contains
            over 100 specialty shops and eateries. Cincinnati Mills in Forest
            Park is 15 minutes away with many national stores.

            Recreation
            There are three public golf courses in Liberty Township: Green
            Crest, Pleasant Hill and Vista Verde. Liberty Township has a YMCA
            and a youth sports league. Parks include Dudley Park, Dudley
            Memorial Woods, Liberty Park, the Reserves of Liberty, Fort Liberty
            Playland and the Wetlands Park.Paramount's Kings Island is a 10
            minute drive.

             Nestled among the rolling hills and farmland of Butler County in 
            West Chester Township, you'll find Beckett Ridge. A country club community
            of about 2000 homes, Beckett Ridge's initial construction began in
            1974.

            Beckett Ridge is suburbia at its finest. A perfect place for golf
            and/or tennis enthusiasts, Beckett Ridge has its own maze of
            walking/running trails. Beckett Ridge Country Club has a pool,
            tennis courts, golf course and restaurants. Residents are in the
            Lakota Local School District. A great place to "get away from it
            all", Beckett Ridge is just 30 minutes from Downtown Cincinnati.

            Transportation
            Beckett Ridge is just 30 minutes from Downtown Cincinnati, traveling
            on I-75. It is also just 40 minutes from Dayton, Ohio if you travel
            north on I-75. Queen City Metro, Cincinnati's public bus system,
            does not go this far north, however, many workers park their cars at
            designated lots then ride the remainder of the way downtown on the
            Metro. There is also a car pool system in Greater Cincinnati that is
            used by many commuters.

            Hospitals
            The nearest hospital is Mercy-Fairfield, just 10 minutes away at
            Gilmore and Mack Roads.

            Shopping
            There are numerous small strip malls around Beckett Ridge. Nearby
            are numerous restaurants and shopping atthe streets of West Chester
            and Union Center. A quick 10 minute drive to the Tri-County Mall and
            the surrounding shopping district for large department stores and
            unique specialty stores and fine restaurants.

            Recreation
            Keener Park is just 4 miles from Beckett Ridge and has baseball
            fields, soccer fields, a playground for smaller children, walking
            trails, picnic shelters, an outdoor amphitheater and a historic log
            cabin. Sharon Woods Park is approximately 15 minutes from Beckett
            Ridge and has a fishing pond with row boats, paddle boats,
            walking/running trail, an 18-hole golf course, a fantastic
            playground, hands-on learning stations for children that tell about
            how the immediate area was formed by retreating glaciers, a snack
            bar and more.

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Thankfully  notifies us of new comments on our Blogs. Over the weekend there were so many comments added to my blog advertising on line drugs and inappropriate web sights.

I for one would not like to see my name associated in a professional level with this type of advertising. Just a heads up keep an eye on you past posts for this type of activity.

By the way maybe Active Rain can come up with a way to make unregister user comments require an approval before they show up on our blog.

That way we can keep the monkeys from putting whatever they want on the network. 

Thanks a lot and any thoughts on or solutions to this problem would be helpful!