from: Williams Jackson <niebroebr2@gmail.com>
reply-to: remichaeloscar@outlook.com
date: Feb 24, 2021, 4:14 AM
subject: i waiting for your response.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention: Beneficiary
It's our pleasure to inform you that United Nation in West African had
a meeting with the Authority of International Court of Justice
concerning scam activities in African countries in such as Nigeria,
Benin Republic, Ghana and Burkina Faso the report of scam against
innocent people worldwide such as U.S.A citizens, Asia and European.
Whom the country of Nigeria/Benin Rep, Burkina Faso Ghana and other
African Countries mostly West Africans, have decided to compensate you
due to meeting held with Four countries Government and the world high
commissions against fraud activities by the Country above.
Your name was among those that scammed as listed by the West Africa
Financial Intelligent Unit (WAFIU). Compensation has been issued out
in Certified ATM Visa card or cash delivery to your home address value
of US$6.5 MILLION to all the affected victims and has been already in
distribution to all the bearers. Your name was among those that were
reported undelivered as of this moment and we wish to advise you to
comply with the instructions of the Committee Chamber to make sure you
receive your fund by any mode of transfer or cash delivery without any
further delay.
We advise you to do the needful thing to make sure the WAFIU transfer
or delivery of your fund via our reliable Courier Company appointed.
You are assured of the safety of this transaction and availability and
be advised that you should stop further contacts with all the fake
people and fake security companies, Scammers and Bank impostors.
Therefore you are advice to contact the lawyer in charges of this ATM
Master Card and his name is Barrister Michael Benton and make sure you
contact him immediately with your complete information needed for
delivery.
REF: 2103VC.
E-mail (remichaeloscar@outlook.com)
Name: Barrister Williams Jackson
Contact him with your full delivery information regarding the delivery
of your fund such as: your name, Address, your phone number, Gender
and also a scan copy of your International Passport or any Id Card to
avoid wrong delivery and then for Post/Mail service and also any
beneficiary will be responsible for Post/Mail fees so as to avoid any
scam and you will receive your funds by cash delivery or ATM Visa card
without any further delay.
WAFIU further told us that the use of Nigeria Couriers and the Benin
was abolished due to interception activities noticed in the above
mentioned courier services in Benin, Nigeria and Ghana and thereby
have made a concrete arrangement with the reliable courier company for
a safe delivery to your door-step once the beneficiary meets up the
demand of the conveyance.
Yours in Service,
Williams Jackson.
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