from: World Remit <honbarrmoodyb@gmail.com>
reply-to: Officialwebsiteservice@outlook.com
date: Aug 29, 2021, 4:52 PM
subject: International Money Transfers-World-Remit. Cotonou-Benin
mailed-by: gmail.com
International Money Transfers-World-Remit. Cotonou-Benin
Address: B.P. 06-2650. Cotonou.
Tell/Whatsapp +229-523-915-31
Attention: Beneficiary,
RE: RECENT COMPENSATION FROM THE I.M.F COTONOU-BENIN.
We have been mandated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to
transfer your funds to you via World-Remit® Money Transfer. However,
we have successfully concluded all the arrangements to effect your
payment through World-Remit® Money Transfer. We have scheduled your
payment to be completed by sending you $2, 500, 5 times ($12,500)
daily until the total sum of $2.8Million US Dollars is completely
transferred to you.
Notwithstanding, we can not be able to send the payment to your email
address alone, thereby we need your information as to where we will be
sending your daily payment, such as;
Receiver's name:............(Full Name)
Address:....................
Country:....................
City:.......................
Telephone:..................
In other words we required that all those involved should pay their
administrative charges sum of $105.00 in order to enable us process
and set up your account after which you will start receiving your
daily payment of ($12,500) via World-Remit available pick up.
Do send via World-Remit transfer service with the RECEIVER'S information below:
RECEIVER NAME:====== Onye Obalim
ADDRESS: ========== B.P. 06-2650. Cotonou.
COUNTRY:============ Benin Republic
CITY:=============== Cotonou
TELEPHONE:======= +229-523-915-31
Question:=========== Cotonou
Answer:============= Benin
Amount============= $105.00
Sincerely
Mr. Onye Obalim
Director World-Remit Money Transfer,
ABOUT WORLD REMIT
World-Remit is a cross-border digital payments service that provides
international money transfer and remittance services in more than 130
countries and over 70 currencies.
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