FROM THE DESK OF THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.
PROF
CHARLES SOLUDO
PRIVATE E-MAIL; ( [email protected])
Tel:234-
8023629279
ATTENTION: BENEFICIARY.
SUBJECT: IMMEDIATE PAYMENT
ENTITLEMENTS
From the records of outstanding beneficiaries due for
payment with the federal government of Nigeria your name and company
was discovered as next on the list of the outstanding contractors who
have not received their payments.
I wish to inform you that your
payment is being processed and will be released very shortly upon the
respond to this letter. It is also important for you note that from my
record, you has some abnormalities which must be corrected before the
final release of your payment.
You are hereby, advised to re-confirm
and state in detail why you have been unable to receive your over due
sum into your account.
The Following information should be
reconfirmed to avoid mistakes in the paper works.
1) Your full name
2) Phone, fax and mobile
3) Company name, position and address
4)
Profession, age and marital status
As soon as this informationare
received, your payment will be processed and approved. You will either
received the amount through Telegraphic Transfer or by a certified
International bank draft from Central Bank of Nigeria, copy of the
draft shall be sent to you for confirmation in your Bank before the
Original Copy be dispatched.
If by the end of 48hours you have not
contacted this office, you will consider this payment concelled. get
back to me on this E-mail:[email protected] immediately.
Regards,
PROF CHARLES SOLUDO,
Executive Governor, Central Bank of
Nigeria (CBN).
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Email from BON..Anyone recieved same email?
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Ah The good old Bank of Nigeria - lol
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HOAX from Nigeria
This is part of the well known Nigerian bank fraud scheme that has been on the Internet for quite a while..I have probably gotten 5 or 6 variations of the same thing myself, usually it's some "official" who needs your bank information and in return for your "assistance" they will give you a cut of a multi-million dollar largess. You can read about it on the FBI website. Meanwhile, BON in your post (Central Bank of Nigeria) is not BNM (Bank Negara Malaysia), the central bank conducting the Pips investigation....
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This the great Nigerian SCAM !!!!!!!!!
Stay far, far away !!!!!!!!!
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That is why I posted it. Thanks for the advice.
Thank you, those just catching up for the 1st time on this, please heed & DON'T FALL PREY to the Nigerian hoaxters, all over the globve through the internet! Will close this thread. - YB.Last edited by YogiBrood; 06-05-2006 at 03:10 PM.
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