For the Love of God, Proof Read Your Spam!

I've noticed that many Spam messages promising all sorts of riches if only suffer from horrible grammar, incorrectly spelled words and incorrectly capitalized sentences--which strikes me as odd, given how much technical sophistication goes into sending these messages out. Case in point:

Dearest Friend,
This is to inform you about my success in getting the money moved under the cooperation of a new partner from paraguay. Now contact my secretary,bank the name of the bank is CONTINENTAL TRUST BANK and this is the Director name Dr Mohammed alifat,

and the bank email address; transferdept555@gmail.com
and the bank email address; transferdept777@gmail.com
telephone nomber; 00229 979 12 195
telephone fax; .+229-9758-7662

tell them that you send by mr johnson peter, to send you $800.000.00 usd which i kept for your compensation for all the past efforts and attempts to assist me in this matter. I have forwarded instruction to the bank to send the money to you, as soon as you contact them so feel free to get in touch with them to send the money to you without any delay. Also, iam advising you to contact them with your informations such as:

*sigh*

Total To Date: $26,850,000.