Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Notification of payment by ATM Master Credit Card.

CHAIRMAN ECONOMIC & FINANCIAL CRIME COMMISSION
(EFCC) FOREIGN OPERATIONS DEPT, NIGERIA, LAGOS-NIGERIA.

Notification of payment by ATM Master Credit Card.

ATTENTION PLEASE,

I am Mr. Ibrahim Lamorde the chairman of ECONOMIC & FINANCIAL CRIME COMMISSION (EFCC). EFCC in alliance with economic community of West African states (ECOWAS) with head Office here in Nigeria. We have been working towards the eradication of fraudsters and scam Artists in Western part of Africa With the help of United States Government and the United Nations We have been able to track down so many of this scam artist in various parts of west African countries which includes (NIGERIA, REPUBLIC OF BENIN, TOGO ,GHANA, CAMEROUN, AND SENEGAL, Abidjan) and they are all in our custody here in Lagos Nigeria... We have been able to recover so much money from these scam artists.The United Nation Anti-crime commission and the United State Government have Ordered the money recovered from the Scammers to be shared among 50 Lucky people around the globe.This mail is been directed to you because your email address was found in one of the scam Artists file and computer hard disk in our custody here in Nigeria. You are therefore being compensated with US$4.500,000,00 )Four Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars. Since your name appeared among the beneficiaries who will receive a compensation of US$4.500,000,00) Now how would you like to receive your payment? Because we have Three method of payment which is by Check Delivery or by ATM card and Online wire transfer..

ATM Card: We will be issuing you a custom pin based ATM card which you will use to withdraw up to $10,000 per day from any ATM machine that has the Master Card Logo on it and the card have to be renewed in 2 years time which means you have to comply urgent. Also with the ATM card you will be able to transfer your funds to your local bank account. The ATM card comes with a handbook or manual to enlighten you about how to use it. Even if you do not have a bank account.

Check: To be deposited in your bank for it to be cleared within three working days. Your payment would be sent to you via any of your preferred option and would be mailed to you via DHL, Please Feel free to contact the processing officer Barrister Micheal E.William Mmaduka. The swift card has been specially prepared to enable you receive and withdraw your money in any ATM machine in your country or any part of the world, but the maximum is Ten Thousand Dollars Only per day. You are advice to contact, the processing officer Barrister Micheal E.William Mmaduka with your information’s, Bellow and note the you will be responsible for the delivery processing charges so contact the lawyer through the bellow info..

CONTACT PERSON: Barrister Micheal E.William Mmaduka

E-mail::::mmaduka_chamberesq@lawyer.com
E-mail:::info.court.justice@foxmail.com
PHONE:::+229.6855-1206

Provide Him the information bellow to allow him prepare your Chosen Choice for delivery.

1)YOUR FULL NAME:
2)YOUR RECEIVING ADDRESS:
3)YOUR PROFESSION:
4)YOUR ID:
5)YOUR PHONE:

Note that The United Nations Compensation Commission was created in 1991 as a subsidiary organ of the United Nations Security Council. Its mandate is to process claims and pay compensation for losses and damage suffered as a direct result of Iraq's 1990-1991 invasion and occupation of Kuwait which started the Gulf War. These losses included claims for loss of property, deaths, loss of natural resources, damage to public health and environmental damage. At the first meeting in August 1991, six categories of claims were set up: claims from individuals forced to flee Kuwait between the invasion and the cease fire (Category A); claims from individuals who (or whose family) suffered injuries or death as a result of the invasion (B); claims from individuals for business losses, pain and anguish, property damage etc. less than $3,900,000 ,00(C); claims from individuals for business losses, pain and anguish, property damage etc. more than $6,900,000,00 (D); claims from corporations and other entities for business (including oil sector) losses (E); and governmental and international agency claims for cost of resettling and providing relief to citizens, claims for damage to government property and to the environment (F). Category E and F claims were further broken down to subcategories.... Each claim category had specific dates for initiating the claim and providing required evidence. A total of over $350 billion in claims was submitted in 2,686,131 claims. Of these claims, 1,543,619 (57%) resulted in some sort of award. The total awarded, to be paid by Iraq from oil revenues, was just over $52 billion. As of April 2013 approximately $41.2 billion of this total had been paid to claimants, with approximately $11.2 billion remaining to be paid.[1] The UNCC adopted a policy of paying individuals first, with the result that the remaining sum is owed entirely to a government entity, specifically the state oil company of Kuwait. The UNCC is making payments at approximately $1 billion per quarter, depending on the extent of Nigerian's oil revenue..... Copies of all major decisions and major evidence in support of claims can be found at the contact to this office.. The process of assessing and awarding claims was begun during the period of Saddam Hussein's stewardship of Iraq. However, many of the claims (especially major claims) were not settled until after a new government was in place in Iraq. Efforts by the Paris Club (an organization set up by the world's industrialized nations during the 1950s to restructure debt from severely indebted nations) to seek debt forgiveness in order to allow Iraq to use its oil revenues for reconstruction met with some success among wealthy nations with the notable exceptions of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.[3] Some entities have suggested the concept of odious debt, under which a country should not be held responsible for debt incurred by despotic regime for the purposes of strengthening itself and suppressing internal dissent.

Best Regard
Mr. Ibrahim Lamorde
Chairman EFCC
info.court.justice@foxmail.com
keith.petrin@myfairpoint.net

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