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from: Mr.Jeffrey Fluharty <fbifedera41@gmail.com>
reply-to: transferwestern61@gmail.com
date: Jan 19, 2021, 9:33 PM
subject: Attn: My Dear,
mailed-by: gmail.com

United State Embassy in Benin Republic
Plot 10785 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Cotonou

Attn: My Dear,

Welcome to the United States Of America Embassy Benin, This is
Mr.Mr.Jeffrey Fluharty, U.S. Embassy in Benin. We write to notify you
that U.S. Embassy here in Benin has intervain in your case due your
total sum of (US$3,500,000.00 United States Dollars) Inheritance fund
owning you in Africa. We are here to represent and protect the legal
interest of every American and any others Country like UK and Asia
that involved in such businesses of every Foreigner and especially to
the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member Country Citizens
domiciled here in Benin Republic. This site contains information on
the United States of America and Benin. It provides pages on the
bilateral relationship between the two Countries, as well as on
foreign policy, economic affairs, domestic issues, and U.S. society
and values. The various sections of the Embassy work together as a
team to address the goals of the Mission.

We write to inform you of the breaking news about your Inheritance
fund of (US$3,500,000.00 United States Dollars ) which you have been
expecting sending money for so longer, without a good result up to
date, even many of them contacted you in form of Western Union
Department or Money Gram stated your fund was with them, from the
financial regulatory bodies of this Country, from their report I
gathered that your Inheritance fund which was scheduled to have been
remitted to your destination point by some corrupt officials with
intention of asking you to pay endless money. However, I went to Benin
Republic International Criminal Organization after USA Embassy Board
of Directors for investigation, and in their bid to launch a full
scale investigation into the saga, they found out that the reason why
you were swindled in the past and still not been able to receive your
expected fund till date was because you were dealing with the wrong
people without involved USA Embassy representative, unscrupulous
elements, and impostors that were impersonating.

Further more, USA Embassy have took the chance to an emergency
meeting with the Government of Benin, and it was resolved that you
shall be receiving US$3,500,000.00, we have summon the amalgamated
union governing all the official office stores in this Country and
their MD referred your fund to step aside that we will handle your
payment total sum of US$3,500,000.00, by our self, so, it better for
you to stopped communicate with any other office here in Benin
Republic, because, if you do is for your own risk. Though the Claim
Fund Origin certificate charges that you were supposed to pay was
initially on the high price but has been cut down to $49.00 by the USA
Embassy in Benin Republic as part of our corporate social
responsibility to considering the poor economic situations that make
it difficult for the middle class citizens to meet up with the Claim
Fund Origin of their entitlement.

Note that the $49.00 is the only money that you shall pay to David
Ejoh before they shall start program the payment details that shall
enable you have access of your US$3,500,000.00, Note that the $49.00
is compulsory for you to pay as it was agreed in the meeting that you
have to pay the $49.00 which will serve as reconfirmation to your
original file, meanwhile you are advised to reconfirm the below
information to us avoid mistaking.

Note that you are expected to pay only $49.00 for re-confirmation of
your file and you are to pay it to World Remit or Ria Money Transfer
to Benin Republic as the origination of the Fund in the favor of
David Ejoh. Send the $49.00 with the information below Just go ahead
an buy Gift card Itunse card or Steam wallet card today then scratch
the cards scan and send me the copies here, that is if you can't be
able to send the money through World Remit or Ria Money Transfer or
wallet card or itines card So make it fast so that, for reconfirmation
of your file that will enhance the release of your Fund,

Receiver Name:............................. JOHN IBETO
City/Country:................................Cotonou - Benin Republic.
Question:.....................................God
Answer:....................................Who
Amount:..................................$49 Dollars
MTCN:........................................
Sender Name..................................

Once you send the money, try to notify us with the MTCN for easy pick
up and for immediate action on the release of your US$3,500,000.00,
and your subsequent payments. Note that any unclaimed funds will be
return to the Government of Benin after 7days. so you are urgently
advised to comply with our directives so that you shall receive your
fund without stress again.

Thanks
Mr.Jeffrey Fluharty
Director, U.S. Ambassador Benin Republic
UNITED STATE EMBASSY IN BENIN REPUBLIC DEAR FRIEND IF YOU FAIL TO SEND
THE MONEY THIS TWO DAYS YOUR US$3,500,000.00 U.S IS GONE
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