from: Ofuobi James <ofujames7777@gmail.com>
date: Nov 27, 2021, 5:23 PM
subject: Dear
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear
Thanks for your active participants in this aworded payment worth US$16.5 Million Sixteen Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars, the verification of this payment took this office weeks to verified and finally get the reidge and root of this transfer, the United Nations Development Programmer’s Regional Bureau for Africa, has indust you the real beneficiary of this above funds transfer.
Now the procedure of the claims: You are expected to to send us your copy of identification such as International passport copy or Drivers License, furthermore you are expected to furnish us the proof or evidence shows that you a real beneficiary of this funds before the debuse cantapaise try to move this fund transfer to the Europe offshore account Rabobank Netherlands, this requirements are details we want from you if you have them and whereby the United Nations Development Programmer’s Regional Bureau for Africa has indust you as the real beneficiary there is nothing one can do to stop this transfer not to move to your custody by the best way you wish to use receive the funds.
Furthermore, the best method i will advice you to use get this transfer done very urgent is to try and come down here in person to get affidavit clearance of change of the name to your name fully from court of justice and that will cost you NOTHING from the court of justice and also get your transfer PIN ACTIVATION CODE from ministry of finance as soon as you get this documentation through this above two offices you can have an online account where you can use get the funds transfer into your personal bank account or the payment can also wire directly to your account through telegraphic wire transfer., please know you this that we are not permitted to ask you for payment from this office all you need right now is this document to enable the process commence immediately.
Already this funds has directed to Europe offshore account Rabobank Netherlandsand this clearance is what the apex paying bank will use to reverse the transfer to your bank account or any means you wish to use to get your funds, as a matter of fact now we are holding your transfer rather you are the one holding this transfer procedure by providing this documents in place to enable us proceed on your transfer.
We wish to get your urgent response as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Mr. James Ofuotu
United Nations Development Programme’s Regional Bureau for Africa
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