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Larry Owen - Ministry Of Finance - larryowen2020@gmail.com

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from: larry owen <larryowen2020@gmail.com>
date: Oct 1, 2020, 12:09 PM
subject: Greetings From Federal Ministry Of Finance
mailed-by: gmail.com

Greetings From Federal Ministry Of Finance

How are you today? Hope all is right with you;
Please I advised that you should read this email message very carefully and urgently get back to me immediately to avoid wrong delivery of your overdue inheritance unpaid ATM CARD fund worth of $2.5 Million USD presently at our custody United Nation.

Based on the meeting held yesterday with the United Nations Official, US Embassy Republic of Benin Official and IMF officials In collaboration with Office of the Presidency Republic of Benin and Federal Ministry of Finance F.M.F Republic of Benin regarding all overdue inheritance payment File of which your name and your phone number was listed among the unpaid beneficiary, I writing to inform you that your files appeared on our desk to pay you a partial payment of $2.5 million US Dollars of your funds for this First quarter of the year.

But we are having misunderstanding because a lady by name Mrs. Monica Ohge, from United States of America called our Office on Friday stating that she is your new next of kin that you have given her the power of attorney to claim your unpaid ATM CARD Fund worth of $2.5 Million USD, she clearly informed our Office that you have instructed her to receive the funds on your favor that she will greatly makes it impossible so far that you cannot work or answer any calls due your presently health condition.

Executive Board of Director Federal Ministry of Finance Republic of Benin are currently and so confuse about her claim that is why the authority instructed me to contact you for us to know if she is telling us the truth or not to avoid wrong delivery of your unpaid fund worth of $2.5 Million USD to unexpected person as we have no clue about this person Mrs. Monica Ohge .

She also forwarded below information DETAILS to us for the delivery of your unpaid inheritance Payment worth the total sum of $2.5 Million USD.
( FULL NAME== Mrs. Monica Ohge) COUNTRY===USA ADDRESS==== 357 Spears ln Hartshorne, Ok 74547.
Please kindly check this information and name if we can go ahead and deliver your ATM card with all the documents to her info.

After she provided this info to us, she instructed us not to bother or disturbed ourselves by contacting you because you cannot access your email presently due to your present health condition that we should delivered the funds to her provided information directly because she is now acting on your behalf.
so if you are not aware about her claiming try to reconfirm your full information immediately for your delivery of your ATM CARD. We wait to hear from you soonest. Don't keep us waiting for your own good ..

Thanks .....
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