From：Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) <info@bceao-br.com>
Date：5 September 2021, 9:48
Subject: Re: Fund Transfer Activation Code
We have little issue that didn’t allow us to easily transfer your fund to
your account this afternoon.
We need to procure on your behalf Fund Transfer Activation Code,
Fund Transfer Activation Code is a 11-Digit Alpha-Numeric Code and have to
be procured from Ministry of Finance through the office of Financial
Intelligence Unit Control.
According to our bank Foreign Remittance Management, to procure the New
Transfer Activation Code, will cost you approximately 2850 USD.
The only person that will go to the Ministry of Finance, to the office of
Financial Intelligence Unit Control to get the activation code is Barr.
Fred Geston with his Power Of Attorney for the procurement.
We apologises for any inconvenience that this may cause and would like to
thank you for your understanding.
You have to look for money urgently as we already programmed your fund
transfer in our Financial System and Once we have the new activation code,
the funds can be transferred immediately the same hour to your specified
account.
Best regards
Mr. Tiémoko Meyliet Koné
Governor of the BCEAO
Benin Rep. West Africa.
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From: GESTON LAW FIRM <fred@gestonlawfirm.com>
Date: May 20, 2021, 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: FUND OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATES AND IMF CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE AND INVOICE.
We have agreed all.
All will be completed as we agreed.
Your friend will bring his part of the money this morning and I will tell
you as well.
All is well.
Will keep in touch.
Date: May 20, 2021, 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: FUND OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATES AND IMF CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE AND INVOICE.
We have agreed all.
All will be completed as we agreed.
Your friend will bring his part of the money this morning and I will tell
you as well.
All is well.
Will keep in touch.
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