from: Ms. Jessica Brown <sec_ls.desk0171@yahoo.com>
reply-to: bhc.fco_gov@aim.com
date: Dec 7, 2020, 8:16 AM
subject: Your Scam Compensation Payment Notice From The British High Commission! !!
mailed-by: yahoo.com
British Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO),
TEL: +447438616241 ext 11
Fax:- +447438616241
E-MAIL: bhc.fco_gov@aim.com
Dear Beneficiary
Attn:
We have been receiving complaints from many foreigners with reference to the scam activities of African citizens which are mostly from Nigeria and other West African Nations. Your name and e-mail address was in the list of scam victims sent to us by the combined team of investigators on Internet Fraud of The Federal Bureau Of Investigations (FBI) and the Interpol.
Due to the warnings/Orders from the Government of The United State of America, The countries of Nigeria, Benin Republic,Ghana and Bokinafaso following the meeting held by the four countries on the advice of The British High Commission and have decided to compensate the victims of scam activities by their citizens, as a result of retrieval of valuable properties and funds from the suspected scammers arrested by the Interpol Security Network in Western Africa and in an attempt to reconcile West Africa with such affected countries as yours the Sum of US$750,000.00 has been mapped out as recompense to each victim and the NFIU mapped out payment by ATM debit card as the only genuinely certified means of payment, hence your recompense amount has been loaded in an ATM debit Card which shall be mailed to you through which you can make your daily withdrawals until you exhaust your compensation amount of $750,000.00 at a daily withdrawal limit of US$5,000.00 and a daily $50,000 transfer limit from the ATM Debit Card by making use ATM Machines or POS.
Yours was among those that were reported undelivered as at last Friday and we wish to advise you to see to the instructions of the committee to make sure you receive your compensation immediately. contact the office of the British consular liaison officer via email: - ( bhc.fco_gov@aim.com ) or Call +299-6336-4575 immediately to check if the endorsed date of delivery suits you.
Be advised not to have any further contacts with any internet scammers.
Thank you once again.
Yours in Service,
Ms. Jessica Brown.
Secretary to the CONSULAR,
British Foreign & Commonwealth
Office (FCO).
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