from: Mrs. Sharon Joseph <diplomatagent509@gmail.com>
reply-to: britis.commission_207@hotmail.com
date: Mar 2, 2020, 5:10 PM
subject: Metro Plaza, Plot 1991/2020
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention
The British High Commission in Nigeria, Benin Republic, Ghana and
Bokinafaso received a report of scam against you and other British/US
citizens and Malaysia,Etc.whom the country of Nigeria/Benin,Bokinafaso
And Ghana have compensated you due to meeting held with Four countries
Government and the world high commissions against fraud activities by
the Four country Citizens. Your name was among those that scammed as
listed by the West Africa Financial Intelligent Unit
(WAFIU).Compensation has been issued out in Certified ATM MASTER CARD
worth of $850.000.00 USD to all the affected victims and has been
already in distribution to all the bearers. Your ATM CARD was among
those that were reported undelivered as at Monday and we wish to
advise you to see to the instructions of the Committee to make sure
you receive your ATM CARD immediately for your dispatch.We advise that
you do the needful to make sure the WAFIU dispatches your compensation
before Saturday. You are assured of the safety of your ATM CARD and
availability and be advised that you should stop further contacts with
all the fake people and fake security companies, scammers Bank who is
collaboration scammed you.
So you are advice to contact the lawyer in charges of this ATM MASTER
CARD and his name is Barrister Lawrence Bello and make sure you
contact him immediately for more details before this week end.
Name: Barrister Lawrence Bello
Contact E-mail Address (britis.commission_207@hotmail.com)
Direct Telephone: +229 692 715 35.
CHAMBER NUMBER.2103VC.
Contact him with your full delivery information regarding of the ATM
CARD to be delivered to you by the Post/Mail service and also any
beneficiary will be responsible for Post/Mail fees so as to avoid any
scam and the fees is just only $79.00 usd and you will receive your
ATM CARD from British High Commission because as soon as you contact
the lawyer in charges of your ATM CARD he will alert the united state
bureau and in conjuction with your state police for the ATM CARD to be
Posted/Mailed to you without any restriction and problem when the ATM
CARD get to you in your location area.WAFIU further told us that the
use of Nigeria Couriers and the Benin was abolished due to
interception activities noticed in the above mentioned courier
services in Benin, Nigeria and Ghana and thereby have made a concrete
arrangement with the Post Office Benin Republic for a safe delivery to
your door-step once the beneficiary meets up the demand of the conveyance.
Here is the information where to send the post charges of US$79.00
today through money gram office around you.
Receiver Name------ KEVIN AJAERO
City---------------COTONOU
Country----------BENIN REPUBLIC
Amount-------------$79
Full Sender's Name--------
MTCN------------------
We are here to fight against crimes and fraudulent acts.
Yours in Service,
Mrs. Sharon Joseph
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Sharon Joseph - British High Commission - britis.commission_207@hotmail.com
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