from: Louis Vlavonou <omoo57626@gmail.com>
reply-to: louisvlavonou009@gmail.com
date: Mar 1, 2023, 4:30 AM
subject: Attn: Dear Beneficiary,
signed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Dear Beneficiary,
My name is Louis Vlavonou (Speaker) House of Representatives Federal
Republic Of Benin.
A report came to my desk last week that you are dead and for me to
sign release of funds to another foreigner, please, are you alive? If
yes, have you received your overdue payment from the BCEAO Central
Bank of Benin Republic?, I am asking this question today due to the
letter we received from a onetime senator of the federation dated
31/01/23. In his letter, She said that you are late and that your
funds US$2.5Million should be transferred to one Ms. Kerry Morton's
bank account with First National Bank in Arkansas, United States of
America.
Since I have your email on our system, I decided to send this message
through your email address today hoping to find out if you are dead as
she claimed or still alive before I issue Affidavit of True
Beneficiary Fund Ownership to Ms. Kerry Morton's.
Also to find out if you are at any time given the Power of Attorney
for anyone to represent you in claiming your overdue payment.
Kindly respond to this letter today if you are still alive with your
direct working telephone number/National ID or Passport copy attach as
proof and to let us know if you are aware of this plan as claimed by
the senator.
And if true you are alive and ready to claim your fund then urgently
get back to me and get ready to contact the paying bank with my
instructions.
Yours sincerely,
Louis Vlavonou (Speaker)
House of Representatives
Louis Vlavonou - Benin - louisvlavonou009@gmail.com
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