Date: 01-Nov-2006 18:23
Subject: Payment has been released.
To: ideceive <ideceive@gmail.com>
UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
WORLD BANK FACT-FINDING & SPECIAL DUTIES OFFICE
Office of The Director Special duties.
Dakar, Senegal
Tel: +221 418 3317
Fax: +221 418 4418
Email: father_phillips@katamail.com
Special duties reference
**UNO/WBF LM-05-371**
**ORDERING CONTRACTOR:
UNO/WBF – SG
DIPLOMATIC BOX 55KG
To the Beneficiary,
The World Bank Group, Fact Finding & Special Duties office In
conjunction with the United Nations Organization, has received part of
your pending payment with reference number (LM-05-371) amounting to
US$ 10Million (Ten Million United State Dollars) out of your
contractual/inheritance funds from our ordering contractor Bank
quoting reference to UNO/WBF LM-05-371, the said payment is been
arranged in a Security-proof box weighing 75kg padded with synthetic
nylon. According to information gathered from the bank's security
computer we were notified that you have waited for so long to receive
this payment without success, we also confirmed that you have not met
all statutory requirements in respect of your pending payment. You are
therefore advised to contact our Payment Clearance Department to
obtain necessary information to the Security courier service company
that is specialized in sending diplomatic materials and information
from one country to another, which also has diplomatic immunity to
carry consignment (Box) such as this.
This office has met with this Security courier service and concluded
shipping arrangement with them,therefore shipment will commence as
soon as we have your go ahead order,the diplomat who will be bringing
in this Consignment(Box) to you is an expert and has been in this line
of work for many years now so you have noting to worry about. After
all arrangements we have concluded that you must donate Five Hundred
Thousand United States Dollars (USD500,000.00) to a charity
organization we designate to you as soon as you receive your money. To
this effect, in your response you should send to us a promissory note
promissing to donate the stated amount and also with your address
where you will like the Box to be delivered.
Please maintain topmost secrecy as it may cause a lot of problems if
found out that we are using this media to help you. Therefore you are
advised not to inform anyone about this until you received your
money.The above requirement qualifies you for final remittance process
of the received sum.
Please confirm message granted with "GO AHEAD ORDER" on mail:
father_phillips@katamail.com
Congratulations.
Yours Faithfully
Rev. Fr Mark Phillips
Director, Special Duties UNO/WBF.
1 comment:
Although the solicitation letter is truly bogus, I am still trying to decide whether the writer is an idiot or just has the audacity to demand that $500,000 of the $10 million inheritance/contract (guess he can't decide which it is) be donated to a charity.
I wonder if the scammer thinks that pretending to be a member of the clergy makes his letter more believable. I didn't know that the clergy were employed by the UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
WORLD BANK FACT-FINDING & SPECIAL DUTIES OFFICE
Office of The Director Special duties, and in Senegal of all places.
Some other things I find amusing - every scammer says that the huge amount of money is in a locked box that will be delivered by diplomatic courier. This one in particular describes the box. That's got to be one enormous box to hold $10 million, especially since the largest denomination it could be in is $100.00. Also, our US Treasury Department must be printing tons of money since so many trillions of dollars is not in active circulation. I say trillions, because that's the amount that all of these scam letters add up to.
And why is it that all of the money in everyone of these scams is in US dollars? Seems to me that the scammers would say that the funds are in the currency of their own country.
In all honesty, these letters just get funnier and funnier, and I really can't believe that innocent people are gullible enough to fall for these scams.
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