Eric Longstaff - -Internet Crimes Complaint Center - ericlongstaff360@outlook.com
Posted: 13 February 2020
from: Eric Longstaff <ericlongstaff360@outlook.com>
date: Feb 13, 2020, 5:53 PM
subject: Re: Attention
mailed-by: outlook.com
Internet Crimes Complaint Center
Counter-terrorism Division and Cyber Crime Division
ICC Headquarters Oregon Division.
Mon-Fri(9AM TO 5PM)
Sat: 9AM TO 4PM
Thanks for your quick response,
Your payment file number B601 was reported to our office last week because of the red flag which was discovered as the main reason for your delay in receiving your $1.5m there were records of multiple fraud and payment diversion attempts recorded in the past yet you kept quiet.Even arrest warrants could not be enforced to arrest the criminals because you still did not apply for an arrest warrant.Our security department at the IC3 Internet Crimes Complaints Center,in Oregon, carried out further investigation and discovered that you had already submitted necessary details for the released of your payment .
Your file is on the payment register as one of those who suffered loss to past scams .The back track forensic online investigation had been on going for the past 6 months and it has been proven that you were a victim and not an accomplice.
I can however not give you further details yet until you update your file by submitting the following info:
FULL NAMES
CONTACT ADDRESS
DIRECT MOBILE NUMBER
MARITAL STATUS
OCCUPATION
DATE OF BIRTH.
Also, i will like to caution you to be extremely careful because we have multiple failed cases of attempted diversion of your funds by hackers who have attempted to change your payment coordinates severally without success.We have traced the hackers IP Addresses to past fraudulent people you have dealt with and for this reason you are strongly advised to submit all documents, receipts, correspondence, certificates, and invoices you have had with the past fraudsters.
I can only make a strong case of payment for you based on tangible evidence you provide clearly proving you were a victim of scam in the past.
No matter how many documents or emails, or how old they are, start forwarding them in now.
I will make time to call you for a more serious discussion when i get your number.
I await your feedback.
Yours sincerely,
Eric Long staff
Director of Payments
date: Feb 13, 2020, 5:53 PM
subject: Re: Attention
mailed-by: outlook.com
Internet Crimes Complaint Center
Counter-terrorism Division and Cyber Crime Division
ICC Headquarters Oregon Division.
Mon-Fri(9AM TO 5PM)
Sat: 9AM TO 4PM
Thanks for your quick response,
Your payment file number B601 was reported to our office last week because of the red flag which was discovered as the main reason for your delay in receiving your $1.5m there were records of multiple fraud and payment diversion attempts recorded in the past yet you kept quiet.Even arrest warrants could not be enforced to arrest the criminals because you still did not apply for an arrest warrant.Our security department at the IC3 Internet Crimes Complaints Center,in Oregon, carried out further investigation and discovered that you had already submitted necessary details for the released of your payment .
Your file is on the payment register as one of those who suffered loss to past scams .The back track forensic online investigation had been on going for the past 6 months and it has been proven that you were a victim and not an accomplice.
I can however not give you further details yet until you update your file by submitting the following info:
FULL NAMES
CONTACT ADDRESS
DIRECT MOBILE NUMBER
MARITAL STATUS
OCCUPATION
DATE OF BIRTH.
Also, i will like to caution you to be extremely careful because we have multiple failed cases of attempted diversion of your funds by hackers who have attempted to change your payment coordinates severally without success.We have traced the hackers IP Addresses to past fraudulent people you have dealt with and for this reason you are strongly advised to submit all documents, receipts, correspondence, certificates, and invoices you have had with the past fraudsters.
I can only make a strong case of payment for you based on tangible evidence you provide clearly proving you were a victim of scam in the past.
No matter how many documents or emails, or how old they are, start forwarding them in now.
I will make time to call you for a more serious discussion when i get your number.
I await your feedback.
Yours sincerely,
Eric Long staff
Director of Payments