Your payment update.

You have no payment, so there is no reason to “update” it. End of story. This is a robbery attempt, via e-mail. If you receive one of these, delete it, and let the “Pay Master” “lie in suspense”. Be smart. Be safe. “Be informed.”


Saturday, April 11, 2009 2:34 AM
From:
"Pay Master"

To:
jeffokorocbn@gmail.com
Attn: Beneficiary
This is to draw your attention that your fund of US$10.5Million is lying in suspense account with the CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA. Federal Government of Nigerian (US$10.5million) has authorized us to effect every outstanding payment immediately based on the new Government instruction by the Newly elected President of Nigeria Alhaji Musa Ya'radua , the only problem now is that we dictated a lot of irregularities associated with your transfer and we will appreciate it if you answer the following question.(1) Did you at any time delegate any body not even from yourfamily to claim your fund on your behalf?(2) Were you involved in a motor accident?(3) Are you aware or related to one Mr. Thomas Mick from your country?Please reconfirm and answer the above questions because Mr. Thomas Mick came to our foreign payment department and submitted an application that you authorized your fund to be paid into the account of NATWEST BANK LONDON with Account number NAT-A943BDG99 with a report that you are now paralyzed as a result of the ghastly motor accident you had some months back.After processing the application of Mr Thomas Mick himself which he made known to us that he came from you, he succeeded in getting some required documents as to make sure that we effect this transfer as quickly as possible without any further delay. The delay in transferring the funds is due to the request for a power of attorney authorizing him to pursue this payment on your behalf. He asked for a week so as to submit the document, but up till now we have not received any of the documents from any of you. Why? If Mr Thomas Mick is not from you, do reconfirm to us the followings to enable us effect the US$10.5M directly to your nominated bank account via swift transfer.1. Your full name and address2. Your age and profession3. Your phone and fax numbers4. Your full banking details5. A scanned copy of any of your identification. Anticipating your prompt response.
Best Regards.
Jeff Okoro Pay master, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).