Dear Esteemed Beneficiary, Reimbursement Payment Approved (Ref:UNCC/W.B.O/07/07/2018) unccclaims.andyojei@gmail.com
Scam Email received July 7, 2018 from claims@uncc.ch
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Dear Esteemed Beneficiary, Reimbursement Payment Approved (Ref:UNCC/W.B.O/07/07/2018)
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Dear Esteemed Beneficiary, Reimbursement Payment Approved (Ref:UNCC/W.B.O/07/07/2018)
Dear Esteemed Beneficiary, Reimbursement Payment Approved (Ref:UNCC/W.B.O/07/07/2018) – unccclaims.andyojei@gmail.com
Attn: Esteem Beneficiary. This is officially informing you that THE UNITED NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION have authorized me to contact you base on your reimbursement payment valued US$1,500,000 after your name and email was submitted by the Internet International Monitoring Group during the UNCC Conference Meeting which was held in Bab Ighli, Marrakech, Morocco. All that is required of your now is to contact our 100% trust officials by the Name of Mr. Andy Ojei. Below is his contact information: Name: Mr. Andy Ojei Email: unccclaims.andyojei@gmail.com Congratulations, and I look forward to hear from you as soon as you confirm your payment making the world a better place. Yours Faithfully, Mr. Wu Hongbo Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs unccclaims.andyojei@gmail.com
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