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From: DR OMOH EMEM <dromohemem@yahoo.ca>
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 12:37:28 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Atttention Partner.
To: omohemem@vista.aero
Attention.Partner.
CONFIDENTIAL.
Dear sir.
I am not to do this but the urgency of my retirement procedure demands
that I act fast as I need to go home with enough cash to start up an
oil business hence this email to you. I am contacting you based on the
complain details concerning an over due contract payment, purportedly
involving you and your company as the beneficiary.
You might not believe this but your name was involved in an over
invoiced contract claim here in Nigeria which has been trapped in an
escrow account here with the CBN.I am the assistant head of cooperate
affairs of the central bank of Nigeria and I am proposing here that
after going through this mail, if you can get back to me on my private
email address at omohemem@vista.aero, I will give you details on how
to go about this matter and get paid on my own terms and conditions.
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Note however that scammers frequently impersonate members of the Board
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Though the CBN maintains a helpdesk in Legal Services Division,
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the above scenarios. We also have a forum to discuss.
Dr Mrs Omoh Emem
omohemem@vista.aero
Asistant Head Corporate Affairs Office.
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