by Chris Fuller
Sat Apr 17, 2010 5:13 am
This email is not from the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund; it was sent by a scammer. The International Monetary Fund does not verify or assist with any payments to individuals.
The 'contact person' of the HSBC Bank, mentioned in this scam mail, is not genuine, either. It is the same scammer as the one who sent this email, or one of his accomplices.
IP Address: 212.183.140.48 - Vodafone, London, UK
The 'contact person' of the HSBC Bank, mentioned in this scam mail, is not genuine, either. It is the same scammer as the one who sent this email, or one of his accomplices.
IP Address: 212.183.140.48 - Vodafone, London, UK
From: [email protected]
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010
Subject: Treat with Urgency
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
PAYMENT RECONCILIATION DEPT
71 LOMBARD STREET LONDON, EC3P 3BS
UNITED KINGDOM
E-MAIL: [email protected]
TEL: +44-7761495435
DATE: 14/04/2010
Dear Madam,
I Rev David Boily the Managing Director of International Monetary Fund our recent Verification/Investigation carried out by the IMF Visitation Committee and members of the World Bank on your payment of US$15M which we have recovered from the Nigeria Government,after our joint meeting today, we have jointly agreed to move your fund into HSBC Bank London where the bank will release by swift transfer into your account.
madam, as soon as we hear from you, we will forward the information of the contact ;person in HSBC that will effect the transfer of the fund into your account.
Best Regards.
Yours Truly,
Rev. David Boily
Managing Director: International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Payment Reconciliation Committee
United Kingdom Office