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from: Auston Green <ag7327118@gmail.com>
reply-to: green.auston@yandex.com
date: Nov 23, 2020, 5:59 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com

From: The Presidency
Federal Republic of Nigeria Abuja - Nigeria
Foreign Payment Advisory Board (FPAB)
International Credit Settlement Dept.
OUR REF: FPAB//PED/IRD//09/20

Official Gazette
Acts of Revocation of Agency Rights no.: 12,
Government Notice No.:9024
Vol. 1 File No: 414/2018cp

REF: PLAN TO SELL YOUR FUND AMOUNT

Attention

Please get back to me very quickly for a detailed brief on an ongoing Plot to Sell a Contract/Inheritance Fund Payment with the Nigerian Government under your name to a RUSSIAN BUSINESS MAN.

Kindly confirm to me if you had any such arrangement with one VALERIY MIKHAYLOVICH KHLEBNIKOV as he claims your Contract/Inheritance Fund linked through payment classification code OFX/PMNT/CBN-DMO/99 IS NOW HIS. He claims you are now incapacitated and no longer healthy enough to continue with the processing of this claim, hence you decided to sell the contract/inheritance claim to him. He has submitted his biometric data and also sent the necessary Fees to Change what is originally in the System under your name and details to his own name.

Urgently do confirm the legitimacy of this discovery to form my decision in quickly reporting this to the Authority, if it happens to be False and also to quickly link you to the new paying authority the Nigerian National Debt Settlement Department (NNDSD) of the Presidency. In any case you have received any message from Musa Bello office the presidency please stop communicating with him and I will tell you the reason I said so. Reply VIA this email : {green.auston@yandex.com} for urgent attention.

Best Regards,

Mr. Auston Green
Foreign Payment Advisory Board (FPAB)


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from: Auston Green <green.auston@yandex.com>
date: Dec 29, 2020, 12:52 AM
subject: Re: (No subject)
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: yandex.com

Attention Wendel Pinjay,

Re: Long Overdue Unpaid Fund/Accrued Interest.

This is to inform you that your unclaimed funds have been approved for onward transfer hence you are advised to reply this email immediately to enable our bank educate you on the final procedures.

Yours Sincerely

Mr. Auston Green.
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