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Monday, June 21, 2010

ICPC NIGERIA (Anti-Fraud Unit) ....we fight against fraud‏ From: HON. JUSTICE AYOOLA (piecedautojc@bellnet.ca)

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ICPC NIGERIA (Anti-Fraud Unit)
.......we fight against fraud, funds delay and impersonation.
Head Office: Plot 802, Constitution Avenue
Zone A9 Central Area
P. M.B 535, Garki Lagos.
TEL : +234 70 5540 4722
 
*****24HRS SERVICE *****
 
 
Dear Sir/Madam,
 
 
LETTER OF COMPENSATION/SETTLEMENT.
 
This letter will definately be amazing to you because of it's realistic value.
 
Sorry for the inconveniences that was rendered to you in your line of Inheritance Payment transaction with some impersonators some while ago.
 
 
I know that this letter will hit you by surprise, but firstly I will like to introduce myself; I am (Mr. Justice Ayoola ) the Legal chairman of "ICPC", (Nigeria's Anti-Fraud Unit).
 
 
On the 1st of may 2010, the former President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria (Chief Olusegun Obasanjo) introduced a Commission named the "ICPC", (Nigeria's Anti-Fraud Unit) which is duly registered under the United Nations (U.N.O). This particular Commission was initiated to detect fraud/funds delay/impersonation of Government Officials. Secondly, we are mandated by the US Government to Settle foreign debts/fraud victims/Un-paid beneficiaries to satisfactory in other to maintain peace in the world at large and also to create a good relationship with the international bodies.
 
Presently, we are being paid by the American government inother to avert beneficiary funds delays/fraud here in Nigeria.
 
 
So far in this present year, we have settled the likes of (Mrs. Debbie Hargrove, Mr. Micheal Wagner , Patricia Norton , Emason Ayers etc).
 
 
You are being contacted by this office today dated ( 19th Nov, 2008) because your Case File (A) is the very first File on our Settlement Files Cabinet. From our Intelligent investigations and Probing processes we discovered that you are a victim of fraud/funds delay.
 
The "ICPC", is faithfully under my governance as the Legal Chairman of the great Commission and to this Authority I took an oath of allegiance to settle all fraud victims peacefully..
 
This Memorandum is to notify you that you will be settled by the Nigerian Government from our initial Deposit Account. Your settlement will be actualized within 3working days after your response to this Official Letter.
 
 
For further clearification /investigation kindly send the below information to us immediately:
 
1. Your residential address:
2. Mobile and fax number (for regular official contact).
3. Your inheritance funds value:
4. Amount which you have lost previously:
 
 
These above-mentioned informations will officially enable us to carry out our verification processes and after that your compensation sum/Inheritance Funds will be Electronically wired into your designated Bank account or through a Diplomatic Delivery Service, depending on which mode you prefer.
 
 
Your immediate compliance to this will expedite actions on your Payment because here in this office, we have a lot of listed victims to be settled.
 
Call me  : +234 70 5540 4722
 
Officially Signed,
 
Hon. Justice Ayoola
Chairman ICPC Nigeria.
 
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Do not respond to unsolicited (spam) e-mail.

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Always compare the link in the e-mail to the link you are actually directed to and determine if they actually match and will lead you to a legitimate site.

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Never sign up for anything where you address is going to be posted openly on a website.

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