from: James Barrister <jamesbarrister809@gmail.com>
date: May 7, 2020, 5:21 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
We are in receipt of your email and I wish to commend you for your prompt response. Your email was well received and I wish to bring to your notice that the INTERPOL is currently working your case and investigation is still in progress regarding this case but it is pertinent to inform you that the alleged funds never existed and you will never receive any payment from the scam syndicates.
However, preliminary investigation has revealed that you are a victim of internet scam and the syndicates are African fraudsters who specialize in swindling people of their life savings in collaboration with their partners in America and Europe.
the total sum of US$5.1Billion has been recovered so far both in cash, properties and assets confiscated in various countries in Africa by the joint security operatives set up by the United Nations and African Union Commission. Based on this, the United State of America and African Union (AU) have decided to pay compensation to every victim of these scammers with verifiable evidence.
You are required to choose between the two medium we offered you to receive your fund so we can proceed immediately in getting the fund to you.But before we proceed you are required to obtain a transfer/delivery paper permit certificate from the high courts. With out the procurement of this certificate the transaction can not hold as imposed by the IMF.
This document is all that you need to obtain and you will receive your fund via any of the two means without any hitch. The cost of the document as placed by the courts is $350 only
so you are required to quickly make the payment to the high courts .
Here is the high courts information to send the fee so this document can be procured on your behalf and you receive your compensation fund.
receivers name::: Jude Abiko
state :::::::::::: Cotonou
amount :::::::::::$350
Country:: Benin republic
payable via Western Union or Moneygram
Regards
James Barrett
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