from: JENET DIBOR <infous300@gmail.com>
reply-to: jenetldibor1@gmail.com
date: Jan 31, 2020, 7:06 PM
subject: Assistant Secretary of U.S in Nigeria State for African Affairs.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Beneficiary,
This is to bring to your notice because of the impossibility of your fund transfer through Western Union and Money Gram, I am doing all I can to ensure you receive your funds and I protected your funds for more than six Months now but I assure you that you still have every opportunity to claim your entire funds from the United State Embassy Office Republic of Nigeria (U.S.E.R.N).
I am only trying to help you because of the way the payment was handled in the past. Secondly, I can't seat and watch you lose your funds after confiding in me. As matter of fact, there are still decent and God fearing people here in the United State Embassy Office Republic of Nigeria which I am a good example. Since I resume this office in the year 2015, I have helped so many foreign Contractors/Beneficiaries worldwide in claiming their long overdue funds from the Nigeria Government.
If you don't want to conclude these matter before 10th, July 2020. Just inform me today so that I can know what next to do because I did all I could for my government to protect your fund and your personality, and I can help you if you help yourself.
If you can be able to come up with $160 usd for the Clearance Paper today, I will make sure you get your fund soon as possible, your fund is ready to transfer to you as I write to you now due to my effort and I don't know why you should be dealing with people outside my office. Just do your best and these transfer will be conducted finally, because if the transfer is terminated, there is no way on earth you can get this fund due to the IMF will just have to cancel your name from the payment file, it's better you conclude these matter within the given date.
Once you send the clearance fee, I assure you that you are going to confirm your funds in your Country WITHIN 10HRS through our choosing Diplomatic Agent. I shall try my possible best to make sure I conclude the due legal process and will like you to take my word because I am strongly behind you and my effort to this does not end until you confirm the availability of your fund in your hands.
Please do not allow any body to deceive you, and I don't want you to be tired of these. Just take life easy and see what the result will be, I assure you that your funds will be release to you, it's not easy and I believe you have tried as well, so make sure you conclude these by paying clearance fee or your payment will be terminated by the High Authority and that is all I can say for now.
Note: that your consignment box has been arrived in US Embassy and waiting to receive clearance papers before the gate pass is given. Meanwhile, you are advise to reconfirm the below information upon contacting me to avoid delivery to wrong person.
1, Your full name:
2, Your home address:
3, Your occupation:
4, Direct Telephone Number:
I am waiting to hear from you to enable me give you name to send the clearance fee through Western Union or Money Gram, for immediate action on the release of your consignment. Note: that you are expected to pay only $160 usd for clearance papers and you are to pay it direct to Nigeria been the originator of the consignment box.
Please treat this as matter of urgency and note that any unclaimed consignment will be return to the Courier Company after 3 days for final diversion. So you are advise to comply very urgent so that your consignment will be among those that will be deliver soon as possible.
Yours In Service,
MS. JENET DIBOR.
Assistant Secretary of U.S in Nigeria State for African Affairs.
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from: JENET DIBOR <sandrasynder@hotmail.com> via yahoo.com
reply-to: jenetldibor@gmail.com
date: Jun 28, 2020, 4:09 AM
subject: Assistant Secretary of U.S in Nigeria State for African Affairs.
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from: JENET DIBOR <sandrasynder@hotmail.com> via yahoo.com
reply-to: jenetldibor@gmail.com
date: Jun 28, 2020, 4:09 AM
subject: Assistant Secretary of U.S in Nigeria State for African Affairs.
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