from: ben andrew <banandrew11@gmail.com>
date: Dec 27, 2020, 3:10 AM
subject: Re: Attention Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention,
I am Mr. Jerry Farnandez I am a US citizen, 66 years Old. I reside here in Centreville Virginia U.S.A. My residential address is as follows.14852 Rock Landing Court Centreville Virginia 20121 United States and my telephone number is (+1 515-293-4046) you can call me or send me a text message and i will respond back to you. I am one of those that fall victims to scammers in Africa two years ago. I have lost over US$100,000.00 for the past years while in the USA. I was trying to get my payment all to no avail. And they always stopped my funds with one reason or the order. So I decided to travel with my Son to WASHINGTON D.C with all documents, there the (FBI) was amazed and contacted the Nigeria embassy and Benin in the USA. After some hours in that office, I was asked by the FBI officer to come back the next week.
When I did the FBI officer gave me the contact of one Mr. Ben Andrew who is a representative of the (FBI) and a member of the compensation award committee, currently in Nigeria and Benin. And when I contacted him he explained everything to me. He said whoever is contacting us through emails are fake that I should fly down to Nigeria to see things for myself which I did and he took me to the paying bank for the claim of my compensation payment.
This was paid to me successfully. Right now I am the happiest man on earth because I have finally received my compensation funds of US$2,1000,000.00.Moreover, Mr. Ben Andrew showed me the full Information of those that are yet to receive their compensation funds and this was how I came across only your email address and your full name. The only Money I paid after I meet with Mr. Ben Andrew was just $100.00 (Fifty Dollars) for the ownership paper works.
So I am advising you to contact Mr. Ben Andrew through his email address (banandrew11@gmail.com) for your own money including the money you lost or you can as well call him on his direct telephone number (+229-6226-5520) please take it very serious so that he will tell you how you can send the $100
Please contact him and send your telephone number and your residential address to him so that he can release your own money to you.
Telephone number +229-6226-5520
Email address: banandrew11@gmail.com
Thank you & God bless you.
Mr. Jerry Fernandez
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