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Victims never receive this non-existent fortune but are tricked into sending their money to the criminals, who remain anonymous. They hide their real identity and location by using fake names and fake postal addresses as well as communicating via anonymous free email accounts and mobile phones.
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From: "John Ibeh" <john_ibeh02@hotmail.com>
Reply-To: johnos100@myway.com
Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2005 17:43:55 +0000
Subject: Reply
Mr. John Ibeh
National Electric Power Authority {NEPA}
Lagos, Nigeria.
Email:johnos100@myway.com
Dear Sir,
REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP.
I am the financial controller, National Electric Power Authority {NEPA} here
in Lagos, Nigeria.
My colleagues have assigned me to seek for assistance of a reliable
foreigner through whom we can transfer the sum of U.S$25,000,000.00{Twenty
Five Million U.S.Dollars} only which arose from the deliberate over inflated
contract value for the general expansion of kanji dam thermal station
awarded by the national Electric Power Authority {NEPA} for increased energy
generation to Nigeria and some other western African countries.
The contract was awarded in 1998 during the General Abacha regime to an
expatriate company with the consideration of 10% agreed commission on the
total contract value.
The contract has since been completed and the contractor equally been paid
in full thus leaving behind U.S$25,000,000.00 being our share that is
remaining in the federal government of Nigeria account.
The current favorable political/economic climate in the country now
presented us an opportunity for this money to be transferred out of the
country. Our contact in the federal ministry of finance and the Central Bank
of Nigeria have given us a go ahead advice to begin the process of
facilitating the earliest remittance hence we have set in motion, the
necessary machinery for the smooth take off/completion of this transaction
as soon as we hear from you.
We have agreed that after the transfer of the money to your account, you
shall retain 30% of it as your share, while the remaining 70% shall be
ours.We decided to give you this percentage in order to motivate you and
also to make you feel satisfied at the end of this transaction.
The nature of your business or profession is not particularly relevant for
the success of this transaction.All we are requiring of you is your
willingness to cooperate with us effectively and assurance that our own
share will be given to us when this money is finally transferred into your
account.
All the necessary precaution has been taken care of understandably, to
ensure a no risk situation on both sides during and after the
transaction.All things being equal, we are optimistic of concluding on this
matter successfully within ten working days.
Since we have no knowledge of business, our plan is to invest substantial
part of our share of the proceeds in real estate, stocks or any other viable
business which you may advice in your country or elsewhere because many of
our years has been spent in public service as civil servants and we intend
resigning our present position for private business.
Please if this proposal is acceptable to you, please get back to me via
email with your complete company or personal data as well as your banking
coordinates to enable us put up official claim on the contract sum in
question.
Regards,
Mr.John Ibeh
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