Tuesday 29 August 2017

I'm getting $2.5 million!

Federal Bureau Of Investigation
Headquarters Washington Dc.
Building 935 Pennsylvania Ave.
NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535-0001
E-Mail: fbi.gov0012@usa.com

                                                 NOTICE OF ONGOING INVESTIGATION

Attn Recipient:

This is agent Josh, we were sent by the Acting Director of Federal Bureau of Investigation (Andrew G. McCabe), and we are currently in Africa as an FBI / United States delegate that have been delegated to investigate foreign transactions going on in Africa.
Be informed that during our investigations we found out that there is a total amount of $2.5 Million dollars that has been assigned in your name as the beneficiary but the office who are in position to remit your fund seized it for their own selfish interest, they are fraudsters who’s interest is to extort money from you in the name of the transfer, We have to inform you that we have arrested some men in respect of this delayed overdue fund. We have limited time to stay here so we advise your urgent response
Do not disclose this development to anyone to avoid jeopardizing with our investigation because we want to arrest most of these fraudsters and bring them to law.

I will be expecting your swift respond as we have instructed the bank where your fund was deposited to issue a certified check once we reconfirm your full details to them; you are to reply back with below details.
Full Name:
Address:
Country:
State:
Zip code:
Cell Phone:
Age:
Occupation:
In future if you receive any email/text massage or if you are already in communication with any person in regard to this kindly forward their details to us for proper investigation.

In case if found this message in spam folder, it could be due to your Internet Service Provider, ISP. So kindly move to your inbox before replying.

Regards,
Jackson Josh
International Banking Unit
862 955-2836

5 comments:

Olga said...

Wow. You're SO lucky! And, really, SO incredibly noble of those guys wanting to shut down fraudulent activity (secretly, of course).

Seriously, this was one of the early signs of my mom's dementia -- she started believing she had actually won millions. Fortunately, she just got a thrill about finding that out and then forgot about sending the money to get money.

coffeeontheporchwithme said...

We haven't received one of those emails, but we've been getting A LOT of phone calls that are fronts for this sort of thing. I wish there was some way of blocking them. Any plans for what you will do with all of your money?? ;) -Jenn

Red said...

Enough people must respond to these scams to make it worthwhile for the scammers to keep trying. It's probably much easier than we think.

William Kendall said...

Agent Josh. Sounds legit.

Anvilcloud said...

You are too lucky.