From: Barclays Bank PLC [[email protected]]
Subject: NEW BENEFICIARY
Origin of scam mail: 41.155.64.56 - Nigeria
BARCLAYS BANK PLC.
1 Churchhill Place,
London, E14 5HP
Attention:
INSTRUCTION TO NEW BENEFICIARY
We received a letter from Mrs Barbara's Lawyer about you as the new beneficiary , Since you are the new beneficiary of the funds and have seen proof , below is the account details of Mrs Barbara's funds with the Security Company under our bank .
http://standardchateredbank.t35.com/2/ (<-- Free webhosting provider - not an official banking website. Also note the typo)
Login ID : 536202
PIN : 1570
Open the link and click on Login by the right hand side and access the account with the details and you can see her account , but before anything you need to provide the Change of Ownership Certificate and Certificate of Deposit . After receiving this certificate this would enable us to change the account holder name to your name .
Contact your Attorney for this Certificate he should know how to apply for them . Attached is my ID .
I await your swift response .
Thanks for your co-operation.
Rev Thomas King, (<-- A Reverend managing a bank's "funds transfer unit"? West African scammers love to pose as Reverends as they believe the title instills trust in their victims.)
Head, Funds Transfer Unit.
Barclays Bank PLC London UK
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(Note how the name on the ID has been added with a low-end picture editor. Text on a scanned ID card would be less 'perfect'.)