SUSPECTED SCAM!

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atmpp01@outlook.com

Date05/30/2026
Fraudulent emailatmpp01@outlook.com
Scam contentsINTERNATIONAL REMITTANCE DEPARTMENT CORPORATE
HEAD QUARTERS TINUBU SQUARE,
MARINA BENIN.

Our Ref: CBN/IRD/CGX/NNPC/021/06

During the Third Quarter Payment Schedule of the financial records of the Bank of BENIN (BN) it was discovered from the records of outstanding
Foreign contractors due for payment with the Federal Government of BENIN that your name is next on the list of Those who will receive their fund. I
wish to officially notify you that your payment is being processed and will be released to you as soon as you respond to this letter.Also once we
receive the information's from you for the President of Federal Government of BENIN will Approve it to enable us release the fund to your account.
Note that from the record in our file, your outstanding contract payment 12. 5 MILLION.

As soon as the above information are received, your payment will be Made available to you via (ATM MASTER CARD), which will be delivered to your
doorstep for your confirmation. As soon as you receive this letter for further Discussion.We will give you the atm pin code(4) number to use
withdraw as soon as it arrive in your house.

OR IF YOU WHICH TO RECEIVE IT THROUGH ONLINE BANKING

BANK WILL SET UP ONLINE BANK ACCOUNT AND SEND YOU THE USER NAME AND PASSWORD OF
THE ONLINE BANK SO THAT YOU CAN USE YOUR HAND TO TRANSFER YOUR FUNDS TO YOUR LOCAL BANK ACCOUNT FROM THE ONLINE BANK ANYTIME AND DAY ANY AMOUNT
YOU WANT TO
TRANSFER.

SO THAT IS THE POSSIBLE WAY TO AVOID ANY GOVERNMENT HERE OR YOUR
GOVERNMENT TAX ONCE ALL THE FUNDS TRANSFER TO YOUR ACCOUNT FROM HERE.

YOU CAN EVEN TRANSFER LOW AMOUNT LIKE 1 MILLION US OR 500.000.00 US TO
YOUR ACCOUNT BY YOUR SELF EVERYDAY.SO GET BACK TO US URGENT SO THAT WE WILL SEND YOU THE FORM TO FILL SO THAT BANK WILL SET UP THE ACCOUNT
FOR YOU AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

THANKS
EMMA
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In the US ...
1.first ... file a police report (you don't have to but it may help)
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In Canada ...
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Nigeria (most petscams don't originate from Nigeria): https://www.efcc.gov.ng/efcc/records/red-alert