from: Mr. Richard Williams <cadena@fibertel.com.ar>
reply-to: "Mr. Richard Williams" <deskinfo284@gmail.com>
date: Oct 26, 2020, 8:29 AM
subject: CA
mailed-by: fibertel.com.ar
CENTRAL BANK DU BENIN REPUBLIC.
INT’L. OFFICE BENIN REPUBLIC
LOCATION. RUE BPH141 KINGSTON
AVENUE COTONOU BENIN.
TEL+229 98787345
REF: MT89TQ
ISSUED DATE:26/10/2020
Attn: funds Beneficiary,
Sometimes I do wonder if you are really, really with your senses. How could you keep trusting people and at the end you will lose your hard-earned money, or are you being deceived by their big names? They impersonate on many offices, claiming to be Governors, Directors/Chairmen of one Office or the other.
Their game plan is only just to extort your hard-earned money. Now, the question is how long will you continue to be deceived? Sometimes, they will issue you a fake check, fake ATM card, introduce you to fake diplomatic delivery, UN-existing online banking and they will also fake wire transfer of Your fund with Payment Stop Order.
Anyways, by the virtue of my position, I have been following this transaction from the inception and all your efforts towards realizing the fund. More often than not, I sit down and laugh at your ignorance and that of those who claim they are assisting you, it is very unfortunate that at the end you lose.
Although, I don’t blame you because you are not here in Benin Republic to witness the processing of your payment in Benin Republic. The problem here is that you’ve never been told the whole truth about this transaction and it is because of this truth they decided to extort you.
The most annoying part is even fraudsters have really taken advantage of this opportunity to enrich themselves at your expense, those you feel are assisting or working for you are your main problems. I know the truth surrounding this payment and I am the only person who will deliver you from this long-suffering if you will abide by my advice. Please I beseech you to stop the pursuit of shadows and being deceived.
Feel free to contact me immediately you receive this mail so that I can explain to you the modes-operand guiding the release of your Payment. Do not panic be rest assured that this arrangement will be guided by your embassy here in Benin Republic.N/B: You are urgently requested to confirm me with the following information if you are the one
*Full Name:…
*Address:…..
*Sex:………
*Telephone:…
*Country:….
*occupation……..
Other details concerning this payment would be made known to you upon receiving feedback from you.
Best Regard
Mr. Richard Williams
DIRECTOR DEBT MANAGEMENT OFFICE (CENTRAL BANK OF BENIN)
Tel: +229 98787345
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