Attention Beneficiary, Get back to me for more details

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Attention Beneficiary, Get back to me for more details

February 5th, 2012 · No Comments · Calls you a 'beneficiary', Invoice/Contract Scam

From: “Mr. James Koku” <g3@w5065p6a1.homepage.t-online.de>
Reply-To: <abhk114@live.ru>
Subject: Attention Beneficiary, Get back to me for more details
Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2012 08:19:29 -0800
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

ATTN:Sir/Madam ,

RE: SWIFT TRANSFER OF US$4.7 MILLION INTEREST INTO YOUR ACCOUNT

I am the Manager,Reconciliation and Investigations Dept.of Bank of Ghana.Sometime ago, your contract money was brought to our bank from Economic Community of West African Foreign Contractor Payment Panel made up of the following countries: -Nigeria, Ghana,Togo, Benin,Senegal,Ivory- Coast, Gambia, Mali, etc.(Ecowas).After some period,they recalled the fund back to their treasury.Please get back to me for more details.

Cordially yours,
Mr. James Koku

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