BENEFICIERY THE WESTERNUNION
Why on earth would the IMF and South Africa suddenly decide to send me $200k because of “global and financial economic meltdown”? (Why SA? What about France, or America, or Russia, or Venezuela, or …….. any country you can think of)
I’m sure you’ve realised this is just a scammer, who is hoping you will reply so that they can start asking you to send them money. Ignore them.
ATTENTION: BENEFICIARY ,
The Board of International Monetary Fund/World Bank and Federal Ministry of
Finance South Africa are here to notify you of your payment of $200,000.00 USD
Grand Donation from the United Nation to support individuals financially due to
the global and financial economic meltdown. We have forward the transfer to you
through HEADQUARTER WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE after the meeting held
on 20th of APRIL 2010.
The election process was carried out through random selecton in our computerized
email selection system, from a database of over 9,990,050 email addresses drawn
from which your email were selected by the United Nation.
The maximum amount you will be receiving each day starting from tomorrow is the
sum of US$4000.00.until the total fund $200,000.00 USD is finished. In order to
resolve this problem, please email Western Union Money Transfer Solicitors Fund
Verification Department below immediately because the first payment has been
recorded in western union system and below is your first payment $4,000 USD
information:
Sender Information’s
SENDER’S FIRST NAME: Cctbank
SENDER’S LAST NAME: Meyvann
MTCN: 4794276700
Amount;= $4,000 USD
WEBSITE: https://wumt.westernunion.com/asp/orderStatus.asp?country=global
BELOW IS THE CONTACT ADDRESS OF THE DIRECTOR OF WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER
CORPERATE HEAQUATERS PAY-POINT.
NAME: MR PAUL BENEDICT
E-MAIL: w.unioncmpagntpaul@discuz.org
TEL: +234-806-543-6346
FOR ENQUIRY, CALL MR PAUL BENEDICT TO CONFIRM THIS ALERT TEL: +234-805-750-9097
SINCERELY,
Mr. Jason C Collins
WESTERN UNION SEND MONEY WORLDWIDE
August 18, 2010 @ 9:53 am
I was sent an e mail from a person I knew saying that he was in Malaysia and had everything stolen, could I send cash urgently to get him back to the UK. No problem and got an MTCN from Western Union (after quite a bit of hassle). In the meantime, just before sending the number, thought I would like to verify that the person e mailing was who I thought it was Just as well because there was no reply to my questions! The fraudster had got into the e mail addresses of the target and sent the plea for cash to 100 of his addresses. I very nearly was caught, even so I lost the transaction fee but that was small compared the the £1500 I nearly sent.
Warning: get your e mail more secure to stop these scams.