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Dear Beneficiary, Notification of Your Unclaimed Fund.

February 26th, 2013 · No Comments · Calls you a 'beneficiary', Inheritance Scam, mentions the United Nations, UK telephone number (44 country code)

From: “United Nations”<Unitednations95021@mist.ocn.ne.jp>
Reply-To: <Message@fastwebmail.it>
Subject: Dear Beneficiary, Notification of Your Unclaimed Fund.
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 01:56:13 +0100
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx






UNITED NATIONS


1 United Nations Plaza


New York, NY 10017


RIN 7100 AD74


Docket No.

R-1415



       


        


Attn: BENEFICIARY,


            


We have been directed to contact you and notify you that your payment of $10.5 Million US Dollars which the Financial Security Services recovered from a Bank either in Africa or in London UK, belonging to you as an unclaimed Winning Grant, Inheritance or an Unsuccessful Transaction Fund has been approved to be released to you. This $10.5 Million US Dollars have been forwarded to UBA Bank Plc, London, UK and we have instructed them to release the fund to you as soon as possible. You are advice to contact the Credit Control Manager of UBA Bank in London through the details below;


       


Name: UBA Bank London, UK


Add: 3rd Floor, 2-4 King Street, London, SW1Y 6Q


Contact Person: Gabriel Edgal.


Position: Credit Contorl Manager


E-Mail: gabriel44@Orangehome.co.uk


Phone: +44 800 766 46001


       


Contact Mr. Gabriel right now and tell him that you receive this message from the United Nations instructing you to contact him for the payment and send him Trans# NGA/UBA/12/12-931 which will empower him to release this fund to you.


       


Yours truly,


          


Ban Ki-moon


Secretary-General


United Nations.


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