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John R. Kufor (Are you still alive?)

Posted on March 9, 2016 by The Scam Hunter

This is an interesting variation on the old abandoned bank account scam. Your account, the scammer says, is about to be transferred to a third party because we have been told you are dead. Is this true? Better answer quick! (So you can get your pocket picked even faster.)

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Reply-To: john.jo@mail.bg
From: “John R. Kufor” kufor76@yandex.com
Subject: YOUR PAYMENT IS READY
Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2016

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF)
DEPT: WORLD DEBT RECONCILIATION AGENCIES.

ADVISE: YOUR OUTSTANDING PAYMENT NOTIFICATION

Attention. Friend

A power of attorney was forwarded to our office by two gentle men, one of them is an American national and he is MR DAVID DEANE by name while the other person is MR… JACK MORGAN by name a CANADIAN national.

This gentlemen claimed to be your representative, and this power of attorney stated that you are dead, they brought an account to replace your information in other to claim your fund of $12.5 Million Usd which is now lying DORMANT and UNCLAIMED, below is the new account they have submitted:

BANK.-HSBC CANADA
Vancouver, CANADA
ACCOUNT NO. 2984-0008-66

Be further informed that this power of attorney also stated that you suffered and died of throat cancer. You are therefore given 24hrs to confirm the truth in this information, If you are still alive, You are to contact us back immediately, Because we work 24 hrs just to ensure that we monitor all the activities going on in regards to the transfer of beneficiaries inheritance and contract payment.

You are to call this office +2348188733022 immediately for clarifications on this matter as we shall be available 24 hrs to speak with you and give you the necessary guidelines on how to ensure that your payment is wired to you immediately.

Just also be informed that any further delay from your side could be dangerous, as we would not be held responsible of wrong payment.

Kindly reply

Dr.John R.Kufor
International Monetary Funds Agents
E-mail: 419608023@qq.com
Phone: +2348188733022

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