from: MR. GREG FRANKLIN <diamondbanks234@gmail.com>
reply-to: justice.w20@yahoo.com
date: Sep 12, 2023, 11:26 AM
subject: Ministry of Development, Economic Analysis and Prospective
mailed-by: gmail.com
Ministry of Development, Economic Analysis and Prospective
P.O.Box 755 Cotonou, Republic of Benin
Client identification code (7640973BN)
Hello good day, I have to tell you that your payment is ready and
we have duly perfected all the necessary documentations, approvals and
programming for the release of your funds to you through any method of
your choice though we would prefer direct wire to your bank account
(if any) through Regions Bank, USA but the right to dictate how you
wish to receive your funds lies exclusively with you.
We have completed the setting up of your accredited payment access
code number, password and client release identification codes. The
Inter-Bank Foreign Exchange Authority and funds release authority have
completed the allocation of foreign exchange for your Payment. This
office in liaison with the credit department of the Regions Bank have
duly set up your accredited payment access file code number and
password for an uninterruptible access to the telegraphic vault to
facilitate a hitch-free release of US$2.500,000 to your account should
you choose wire transfer.
Your number is MEAP/764BN/PAY#0973D90584530BN and your password is 913BNY.
All that is remaining now is for an accredited attorney from the legal
department of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (Ministère de
l’Economie et des Finances) to perfect a release order, sign on your
behalf to undo the indivisible bond release bonding your funds through
legal means and as such, you will no longer need additional expense to
unbind your funds or any kind of unending bureaucratic bottlenecks as
$2.500,000 wire transfer will go straight into your bank account if
you choose wire transfer or any other means in fulfilling the
international system of operations.
You are required to immediately send the sum of US$294 for the
lawyers’ legal fees to secure the approval certificate on your behalf.
The United Nations observers and ECOWAS are monitoring the entire
process and have made it possible for you to get your funds with only
the payment US$294. Do not forget that all the past officials that
tried to pay you failed because of massive corruption. So incompetence
and corruption will no longer be tolerated. You have to reply to us
via the official email of the Minister below.
Thanks
Mr. Greg Franklin
Honourable Minister of Development, Economic Analysis and Prospective
P.O.Box 755 Cotonou Republic of Benin
Telephone: (+22966 ) 00 529 457
Direct Official Email; ( ministerofdevelopment@minister.com )
Alternative Email: ( ersak2001@yahoo.com )
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