“Jerry Brown’s” undisclosed recipients didn’t order three quarters of a million dollars. When you see “beneficiary” in any e-mail, or the “sender” wants your photo ID and a lot of personal info, it is a scam. Knowing these things, you needn’t bother with the rest of this advance-fee fraud/identity theft scam. Just delete it.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009 2:08 PM
From:
"International Monetary Fund" info@imf.org
To:
undisclosed-recipients
Dear Ordering beneficiary
We have concluded to effect your payment (USD$750.000.00) Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars through Western Union Money Transfer. But the maximum amount you will be receiving daily starting from tomorrow is $5,000.00 until the funds are completely paid out to you in accordance with the present status of allocation available now to enable you suits your financial position and balance your account for further advises
Western Union Agent: REV. STEVEN JAMES Tel: +234-18728648 E-mail: revstevenjames@asylum.com) Though, He sent $5,000.00 in your name today so contact REV. STEVEN ALAN and requesting him to give you the MTCN, Sender Name, Question/Answer to enable you cash the $5,000.00. Contact him with the following information’s
1. Your FULL legal name
2. Home Address
3. Phone Number
4. A Scan Copy Of Your ID
The above will enable him have good record of your information and made proper recommendation towards your objective with the rule and regulation/administrative guidelines as well as requirements.
Please let me know as soon as you received all your funds (USD$750.000.00) Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars to enable us update our record and make onward arrangement according to the mandate.
Thanks
Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Jerry Brown
Head Operations
International Monetary Fund.
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