Posted: 5/5/2007 5:52:53 AM EDT
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Subj: PAYMENT NOTIFICATION FROM (BARCLAYS BANK PLC) LONDON Date: 5/4/2007 8:55:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: [email protected] Reply-to: [email protected] To: XXXXXXXXXXXX HEAD OF OPERATIONS FOREIGN DEPARTMENT BARCLAYS BANK LONDO 1 Churchill Place,London E14 5HP. UK Tel:+44 702 408 2974 +44 702 408 3092 Tel:+44 703 181 7669 FAX:+44 707 500 4829 CONTRACT #:MAV/FGN/MIN/009. Registered No: 1026167. Date: 4th May, 2007 Attn: Beneficiary/Contractors PAYMENT NOTIFICATION Following the signal we received from our local banks & Affiliated bank in Africa/London Concerning your payment from reserve account they have with us,be informed that your payment will now be effected from our bank (BARCLAYS BANK PLC) London. During the auditing and verifying of your files it was discovered from the records of outstanding transfer's due for payment. Many officials and some of your agents from the source origin of your fund have delayed your payment for one reason and the other Following the out come of board of director's meeting with other commercial banks here in London. We hereby bring to your notice that your name fails among the top twenty contractor/beneficiary that will be receiving their payment, which has been delayed. I wish to officially notify you that your payment is being processed and the part payment of Nine million, seven Hundred Dollars ($9.7Million USD) will be released to you as soon as you re-confirm your information for us to cross check with the one we have in our records. Kindly re-confirm your information to us so that this office can proceed immediate for the approval and immediate release of your fund without further delays. Also you are hereby advice to stop further communications with those who claim to have your fund in one bank Or the other because that are nothing but imposters. 1) Your full name. 2) Contact Address 3) Phone, fax and mobile #. 4) Age. 5) Occupation. In receipt of the above information, your payment will be approved and paid to you via ATM CARD. you are advised to get back to me immediately for more clarifications. Best Regards, Mr. Mark Scott, Remittance Department Does anyone really fall for this BS? |
