Scams re-targeting those who have already been victimized
#434272 by Ian Page Sun Jun 05, 2022 11:40 am
From: [email protected]
Reply to: [email protected]
Subject: Your overdue payment
Received: Sat 4 Jun 2022 at 20:45


Hello,

This letter will definitely be surprise to you but be rest assured
that it's not SCAM of any kind rather we urge you to STOP sending
MONEY to Impostor in other to receive your Payment. In case if anybody
ask you to do so, please kindly report the person to the appropriate
authority.

Meanwhile, my name is Rev Dr Ugo Peters , Foreign Debt Settlement
Unit, Lagos- Nigeria, I wish to notify you that we have actually been
authorized by the World Bank, and the governing body of the monetary
unit of IMF to effect your overdue compensation payment though
Cheque/Bank Draft without delay.

As instructed by the aforementioned authorities, we are to pay 100
Nigerian Scam victims $1,000.000.00 ( One Million United States
Dollars) each. You are listed and approved in the payment schedule for
this payment as one of the beneficiaries to be paid this amount as
compensation. As a result of this laudable recommendations, it is
imperative to bring to your notice that during the official meetings
held at Abuja, it was alarmed so much by all in the meetings on the
lose of funds by various foreigners to the scams artists syndicates
operating in all over the world today. In other to redeem the good
image our relationship with other Countries, the President has agreed
with World Bank and International Financial Bodies to ordered the
payment of $1,000.000 .00 each to the affected victims in pursuance
with the U.N. recommendations.

This was resolved in a meeting held between World Bank, United
Nations, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)
Authorities and Officials of Nigerian Government in Lagos last week,
as a condition from the International Monetary Fund to support Asia
Countries, Canada,European Union (EU) and United States of America in
receiving total debt cancellation or forgiveness from the
International Financial Bodies.

However, as per the instruction given by the authorities, recipients
are to visit Foreign debt settlement unit office Lagos- Nigeria and
sign for the documents and pick up your Cheque/Bank Draft with all the
documents that covered it.

Alternatively, if for any reason, you cannot travel down to our office
here in Lagos, then you are advise to pay delivery fees and our
delivery agent can come along with the documents for you to sign and
hand over your Cheque/Bank Draft to you safely. Please If this option
is suitable for you then get back to me as soon as possible with the
following information: Your Full Name, Your Contact Address,
Nationality, telephone or Mobile Number, A copy of any of your Id card
for Identification and immediate processing. Information which you
will use to transfer the delvery fee so that our agent will move
immediately to meet with you and hand over your package Cheque/Bank
Draft to you will be made available to you as soon as we confirm the
above details.

*Mind you this is the ONLY payment you have to make to receive your
Cheque/Bank Draft, please kindly report immediately if anyone should
ask you to pay more than the delivery fee or extra fees...And this fee
is refundable, should incase your Cheque/Bank Draft is not delivered
within 2 business days, then kindly report to this office asap, so
that your fund would be refunded.

Please inform us of your decision, ASAP .

To avoid impostors, we hereby issued you our code of conduct, which is
(Cheque/Bank Draft-110) so you have to indicate this code when
contacting the Cheque/Bank Draft Center by using it as your subject.

Please note that a copy of this letter has been sent to above
authorities as proof that you have been notified for immediate
delivery of your Cheque/Bank Draft and if you fail to respond on time
then this institution will not be held responsible for your
Cheque/Bank Draft anymore because your payment file would be canceled
and returned back to World Bank as unclaimed Cheque/Bank Draft.

Best Regards,

Rev Dr Ugo Peters
Director, Foreign debt settlement unit.
International Oversight
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