PAYMENT NOTIFICATION.
From: “Mrs. Glynn Ward.” <ZZedarcode16@w14fu5352.homepage.t-online.de>
Reply-To: <bello875@gmail.com>
Subject: PAYMENT NOTIFICATION.
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 09:08:30 -0800
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
UNITED NATION FACT FINDING AND APPROVAL OF FOREIGN DEBT PAYMENT
(WORLD BANK ASSISTED PROGRAMME)
DIRECTORATE OF INTERNATIONAL PAYMENT AND TRANSFERS.
UNITED NATIONS HEADQUATERS FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK 10017
WIRE TRANSFER/AUDIT UNIT
Our Ref: WB/NF/UN/XX027.
ATTN: BENEFICIARY!
We have actually been authorized by the governing board of United Nations,the British government with the help of
the World Bank to investigate the unnecessary delay of your inheritance/contract payment of ($10MUSD).As we found
out with dismay that you have almost met all the statutory requirements in Respect of your pending payment, a lot
of people are interested in your payment And those people are merely doing paper works with you and that explains why you receive
fax, emails and phone messages from different people everyday. To forestall this security for your funds remittance,You are
advised to furnish us with this below information:
(1) Your full name
(2) Address
(3)Personal Cell phone /fax and mobile
(4) Company Name
(5) Occupation/position
(6) Age and Marital Status
(7) copy of your Int’l passport /driver’s license if available
(8)equity line of credit {yes}or {no}
We expect your urgent response to enable us process and make your payment to you without further delays as we shall monitor this payment effectively.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Mrs. Glynn Ward.
Senior Special assistant to
MR. BAN KI-MOON
Secretary General
United Nations,New York.
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