> Ministry of Development, Economic Analysis and Prospective
> P.O.Box 755 Cotonou, Republic of Benin
> Client identification code (7640973BN)
>
> Dear Client
> First, I have to tell you that your payment is ready and we have duly
> perfected all the necessary documentations, approvals and programming
> for the release of your funds to you through any method of your choice
> though we would prefer direct wire to your bank account (if any)
> through Regions Bank, USA but the right to dictate how you wish to
> receive your funds lies exclusively with you.
>
> We have completed the setting up of your accredited payment access
> code number, password and client release identification codes. The
> Inter-Bank Foreign Exchange Authority and funds release authority have
> completed the allocation of foreign exchange for your Payment.
>
> This office in liaison with the credit department of the Regions Bank
> have duly set up your accredited payment access code number and
> password for an uninterruptible access to the telegraphic vault to
> facilitate a hitch-free release of US$500, 000 to your account should
> you choose wire transfer because your country's Central bank rules and
> your bank regulations do not allow or approve of a single wire
> transfer over $500, 000.00 to your account without having to present
> some clearance paperwork after 9/11 (though you can receive your
> entire funds at once if you choose other means).
> As such, a single payment of US$500, 000 for each wire transfer would
> be made to your account without any problem.
> Your number is MEAP/764BN/PAY#0973D90584530BN and your password is
> 913BNY.
>
> All that is remaining now is for an accredited attorney from the legal
> department of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (Ministère de
> l'Economie et des Finances) to perfect a release order, sign on your
> behalf to undo the indivisible bond release bonding your funds through
> legal means and as such, you will no longer need all the clearance
> paperwork to unbind your funds or any kind of unending bureaucratic
> bottlenecks as $500, 000 wire transfer does not attract any penalty or
> demand for terrorism clearance in international banking operation.
>
> After the process, you will no longer need all the clearance paperwork
> or any kind of unending bureaucratic bottlenecks as the process will
> offer immunity to your funds and also, the $500, 000 wire transfer
> will not attract any penalty or demand for terrorism clearance in
> international banking operation.
> You are required to send immediately the sum of US$179 for the
> lawyers' legal fees and sundries so that the lawyer can complete the
> process, sign the release order to free your funds including to unbind
> your funds for the release of the first wire transfer of US$500, 000
> to your account depending on what and how you want to receive your
> funds.
>
> Name of receiver: DOM OLOH
> Location: Cotonou BP 302 Republic of Benin
> Question: Learned
> Answer: Gentleman
> Amount to send: US$179
>
> The United Nations observers and ECOWAS are monitoring the entire
> process and have made it possible for you to get your funds with only
> the payment $179. Do not forget that all the past officials that
> tried to pay you failed because massive corruption. So incompetence
> and corruption will no longer be tolerated.
> Thanks
>
>
> Jimo Frank
> Honourable Minister of Development, Economic Analysis and Prospective
> P.O.Box 755 Cotonou Republic of Benin
> Telephone: (+229 98843379
> Email; (
jimofrank@Safe-mail.net )
