FROM MR. ROBERT BARR.‏ From: MR. ROBERT BARR (robert.barr@mail.com)

Thursday, July 22, 2010

FROM MR. ROBERT BARR.‏ From: MR. ROBERT BARR (robert.barr@mail.com)

FROM MR. ROBERT BARR.‏
From: MR. ROBERT BARR (robert.barr@mail.com)

I AM MR. ROBERT DICKSUCK BARR GROUP MANAGING DIRECTOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK PLC, WE HAD A FORUM WITH THE WORLD BANK,INTERNATIONAL MONETORY FUNDS AND THE PARIS CLUB REGARDING THE UNPAID CONTRACT/INHERITANCE FUNDS WITH MOST OF THE LOCAL BANKS HERE IN NIGERIA AND OTHER SECURITY AND FINANCIAL COMPANIES.CAREFULLY READ THE ATTACHMENT FILE. I KNOW THIS IS HARD TO SWALLOW. I KNOW I EAT HUGE SLOPPY DONKEY PENIS FOR LUNCH, BUT I AM OFFERING YOU MY BUNG HOLE FOR SERVICE. I LIVE IN A BOX WITH 20 OTHER PEOPLE. PLEASE FALL FOR MY SCAM AND MAKE ME RICH FOR A WEEK. SINCE WE HAVE NO BANKS. I WILL STUFF MY MATTRESS WITH YOUR MONEY AND BLOW IT ALL ON SPRAY PAINT TO GET HIGH. I AM A HUFFER AND DAMN PROUD OF IT!! NOW YOU AMERICAN. PLEASE GO AND SEND ME MONEY! I AM WORTHLESS. LIKE MY COUNTRY! GOD BLESS YOU!!

--Forwarded Message Attachment--

FROM MR. ROBERT BARR
PAYMENT DIRECTOR
AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP
HEAD OFFICE: ADBHOUSE
TINUBU SQUARE, LAGOS-NIGERIA.
TEL: +23417374059
Hotline: +23417374059
Direct Line: +2348052454382
Office: Robert.barr@adbonlin.com
Private: adbgroupplc@mail.mn

RE: INHERITANCE PAYMENT APPROVAL / REMITTANCE NOTICE

I AM MR. ROBERT BARR GROUP MANAGING DIRECTOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK PLC, WE HAD A FORUM WITH THE WORLD BANK,INTERNATIONAL MONETORY FUNDS AND THE PARIS CLUB REGARDING THE UNPAID CONTRACT/INHERITANCE FUNDS WITH MOST OF THE LOCAL BANKS HERE IN NIGERIA AND OTHER SECURITY AND FINANCIAL COMPANIES.

BASED ON THE DIFFICULTIES YOU ARE FACING WITH THE LOCAL BANKS HERE,WE HAVE RESOLVED WITH THE WORLD BANK AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES THAT YOUR INHERITANCE FUNDS SHOULD BE DEPOSITED WITH THE NIGERIAN APEX BANK,THAT IS, AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP AS A GATEWAY BANK HERE IN NIGERIA. SO BE ADVISED THAT YOUR TEN MILION US DOLLARS (USD$10,000,000.00.) INHERITANCE FUNDS DEPOSITED IN ONE OF THE LOCAL BANK'S IS NOW

WITH OUR BANK, AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP (ADB)
REGARDS TO THE PRESIDENT DIRECTIVES THAT ALL BANK CHARGES SHOULD BE DEDUCTED FROM YOUR FUND UPON COURT AUTHORISATION, YOU ARE THEREFORE REQUIRED AS A MATTER OF URGENCY TO FORWARD THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR IMMEDIATE SCREENING BEFORE THE KTT WIRE TRANSFER.

1 YOUR FULL NAME AND ADDRESS: 2 OCCUPATION/PROFESSION: 3 MAILING ADDRESS: 4 DATE OF BIRTH: 5 PRIVATE PHONE AND FAX NUMBER: 6 YOUR RECEIVING BANK DETAILS.BANK NAME:BANK ADDRESS:ACCOUNT NAME:ACCOUNT NUMBER:ROUTIING NUMBER: SWIFT CODE:

AS SOON AS WE RECEIVE THE ABOVE STATED INFORMATION FROM YOU THEN IT WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE BANK LEGAL DEPARTMENT FOR SCREENING AND AFTER THAT THE WIRE TRANSFER WILL BE EFFECTED TO YOUR ACCOUNT WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DELAY.YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SEND THE ABOVE INFORMATION AND REPLY DIRECTLY TO ME IMMIDAITELY THROUGH MY EMAIL ADDRESS.

FEEL FREE TO CALL ME ON MY DIRECT NUMBER ABOVE, AND YOU ARE REQUIRED TO RESPOND TO THIS MAIL FOR MORE INFORMATION. YOU ARE ALSO ADVISED TO STOP ALL FURTHER COMMUNICATIONS WITH ANY GROUP OF PERSONS OR PERSON IN NIGERIA UNTIL YOU CONFIRM YOUR FUND IN YOUR ACCOUNT.

YOUR'S SINCERELY,
MR. ROBERT BARR
PAYMENT DIRECTOR
ADB GROUP

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