Its quite funny when i got this mail. Imagine being a victim of those online scam, and here comes one which is quite innovative, by "identifying" you as a victim, and claims to reimburse you some $ for your previous ignorance...lol
Attention,
SCAM VICTIMS REIMBURSEMENTS PROGRAMME.
This is to bring to your notice that we are delegated from the UNITED
NATIONS in Central Bank to pay 150 victims of scam $150,000 USD (One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars Only each).You are listed and approved
for this
payment as one of the scammed victims to be paid this amount, get back to
this office as soon as possible for the immediate payments of your
$150,000 USD reimbursement funds.
On this faithful recommendations, want you to know that during the last
U.N. meetings held at Abuja, Nigeria, it was alarming on the money lost
by various individuals to the scams artists operating in syndicates all
over the world today. In other to reimburse victims, the UNITED NATIONS
Body is now paying 150 victims $150,000 USD each in accordance with the
UNITED NATIONS recommendations. Due to the corrupt and inefficient
Banking Systems in Nigeria, the payments are to be remitted by WEMA BANK PLC
NIGERIA as corresponding paying bank under funding assistance by
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.
Benefactor of this reimbursement award will have to be first cleared and
recommended for payment by WEMA BANK PLC.
According to the number of applicants at hand, 114 Beneficiaries has been
paid, over a half of the victims are from the United States, we still
have an outstanding of 36 scam victims left to be paid. Other victims who
have
not been contacted can submit their application as well for scrutiny and
possible consideration.
We shall feed you with further modalities as soon as we get response from
you on how you intend receiving your compensation payment.
Send a copy of your response and payment code to our remittance officer:
NAME: MR.George Olumide
SCAMMED VICTIM/REF/PAYMENTS CODE:
WMB/10667FV $150,000 USD.
EMAIL: [email protected]
Yours Faithfully,
Mrs. Cynthia Idubor
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
sadly, still many are falling for this trick for easy money (they thought)..
if UN spends money reimbursing scam victims wouldn't they be like digressing from their main objective?