| 419 Advance Fee Fraud Nigerian Scam | | An archive of e-mailed solicitations received, how much the web site owner would have supposedly made by now, which scenarios are used (e.g., dead foreigner, or chemically treated money), explanation of how the scam operates, and links. |
| 419 Fraud.com | | Provides information on 419 Nigerian "advanced fee" fraud. |
| 419Legal | | Advance Free Fraud forums, information and links to fraudulent sites. |
| Advance Fee Fraud | | Outlines how common variations of this scam operate, including loans, phony sweepstakes, west African letters. From the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. |
| Africanscam.co.uk | | Information and links on 419 scams; correspondence and photographs from some scambaiting projects. |
| Anatomy of a 419 scam | | Detailed examination of how an American man fell for a fraudulent scheme operating out of the UK. [The Register] |
| Artists Against 419 | | Provides information on fake bank sites and how to distinguish them from legitimate ones, along with announcements of monthly flash mob events aiming to shut down fake bank sites through bandwidth siphoning. |
| Brian Wizard | | Offers free pdf-format books about fighting Nigerian 419 letter scams and email fraud. |
| Crackdown on 8.4m African sting | | The idea of the African elite offering untold riches to strangers via e-mail or fax may seem absurd, but the National Criminal Intelligence Service says that victims are losing millions of pounds. [Scotland on Sunday] |
| E-Mail Scams: How to Recognize Advance Fee Fraud | | The "Nigerian Letter" du jour, interspersed with comments. For the small business owner who might think that just possibly an offer out of the blue for a cut of millions of dollars could be truthful. |
| Greater Things: Nigerian / 419 Scam | | The experience of a businessman fooled by this scam. Contact is initiated via letter, fax, or email offers of millions of dollars in compensation for holding even more millions of dollars in your bank account. |
| International Investigation Services, Nigeria Division | | Describing the Nigerian advance fee scam, with a searchable database of known names used by persons participating in the fraud, along with an archive of the letters and fake documents they use, and a bulletin board. |
| Mugu.info | | The aim of the site is to provide information and assistance to unsuspecting potential victims of the 419er (advance fee scammer). Provides articles, a lexicology of terms, links, statistics and anti-scams. |
| Nation Spotlight: Nigeria | | This site discusses the advance fee fraud scheme in Nigeria and touches upon the problems facing that third world country. This page also includes links on issues affecting that nation. |
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