Dear friend, I am Benjamin Ezeife (a lawyer), my purpose of contacting you is for your consent and/or help to secure and evacuate the funds left behind by my late client to avoid its confiscation or declaration as none serviceable by the bank. The fund is benjaminezeife100@gmail.com
Scam Email received June 25, 2018 from benjaminezeife2@gmail.com
benjaminezeife2@gmail.com
Dear friend, I am Benjamin Ezeife (a lawyer), my purpose of contacting you is for your consent and/or help to secure and evacuate the funds left behind by my late client to avoid its confiscation or declaration as none serviceable by the bank. The fund is
benjaminezeife100@gmail.com, benjaminezeife100@gmail.com
Dear friend, I am Benjamin Ezeife (a lawyer), my purpose of contacting you is for your consent and/or help to secure and evacuate the funds left behind by my late client to avoid its confiscation or declaration as none serviceable by the bank. The fund is
Dear friend, I am Benjamin Ezeife (a lawyer), my purpose of contacting you is for your consent and/or help to secure and evacuate the funds left behind by my late client to avoid its confiscation or declaration as none serviceable by the bank. The fund is – benjaminezeife100@gmail.com
Dear friend, I am Benjamin Ezeife (a lawyer), my purpose of contacting you is for your consent and/or help to secure and evacuate the funds left behind by my late client to avoid its confiscation or declaration as none serviceable by the bank. The fund is valued at $10,500,000.00 dollars. I know you may not actually be in anyway related to him (my late client) but for bears the same surname with him makes it easier to get the funds to your name and/or have it moved to your account for your access, our joint division and utility. Get back to me for more details. Regards, Hon. Benjamin Ezeife. phone+228 99793155 Email;(benjaminezeife100@gmail.com) benjaminezeife100@gmail.com
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