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bojidog
Hello I'm New here!

Joined: 07 Jul 2009
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Again, just starting out here. Appreciate ideas, thoughts and constructive criticism.
Got this lad from a cold call.
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Jul 11
I may be interested in helping you unfortunate one. Please tell me more.
JA
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Jul 15
Hello my friend Jeff Adams,
Thank you so much for your email message.
Firstly, I must have to inform you that i am an old man of 75 years and i want you to be truthful to me as you already know that i trust you so much and that is why i have chosen you to be my beneficiary in the great deal that will change our lives for the better.
I have to also explain this matter very clear to enable you understand the processes and also proceed with the lawyer:
1. My treasure if made up of 2 boxes of money in US Dollars and Euros, and one box of Gold Bars.
2. The boxes are deposited in a security company in Benin and it is ready to be shipped to you for investment in your country.
3. I have a lawyer there in Benin who will assist you with legal services and let the security company to release and deliver the boxes to your home address in your country.
4. There is no criminal issue or any issue of money laundry as the boxes of funds and gold belongs to me and i am the person that deposited it to the security company there in Benin some days after we ran out of my country Libya because of the problem that came up when our leader Mummar Gadaffi was killed. I want you to receive them and plan on a good investment before i will arrive in your country.
5. The boxes will be delivered to you by the security company through their DELIVERY EXPERT so there will be NO obstacle or hindrance on the process.
6. What you need to do is to contact the lawyer on his email address and phone number below so he will guide you on what to do and how to apply to the security company.
THE LAWYER'S CONTACT DETAILS:
Magnus Consultant Law Firms
Barrister Magnus Akanji
[email protected]
Direct line: 00229 xxxxxxxx.
I need you to discuss with the lawyer on the best and the easiest way to handle this deal as fast possible. I am currently in the custody of the Niger Republic government and i do not have freedom of movement until i settle my problems with them and it is as a result of the problems we have in my country Libya.
I am waiting to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Sgt. Muhamed Akeem.
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Jul 16
Barrister Magnus Akanji
Magnus Consultant Law Firms,
Good day sir.
Below ia a copy of an email I received from Sgt. Muhamed Akeem. As
you can see, he writes that I should contact you, so this is what I am
doing.
I hope you know what this is in relation to.
Sincerely, Jeff Adams
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Jul 17
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF JEFF ADAMS
I write to acknowledge the receipt of your email dated Thursday, July 16, 2015 at 10:57 PM Benin local time.
Sergeant Muhamed Akeem has instructed me to attend to you concerning his deposited items in the security vault. As you may know before the assets/treasure can be released to you by the security company, you have to present a proof of change of ownership of the boxes EITHER YOU APPEAR IN PERSON OR YOU PROVIDE A DOCUMENT AFFIDAVIT OF NEXT OF KIN which will prove you as the rightful BENEFICIARY to Sergeant Muhamed Akeem deposited treasure. And that is what will guarantee the release/delivery of the deposited boxes to you by the security company.
THE PROCEDURES
First option is that you have to come in person to meet with me, and we will go to the concerned offices and arrange all the necessary documents for the release of the boxes. We will first obtain the affidavit which will guarantee you as the beneficiary/next of kin to Sergeant Muhamd Akeem.
Second option, the boxes can be delivered to your address without you coming to Benin in person. In that way, once you obtain and present the affidavit/will of next of kin. We can write and application to the security company specifying that we want the deposited treasure/assets to be released and delivered to your address in your country or any country of your choice. I know of a diplomat who is an expert in this field who, he can arrange for all the necessary documents that will cover the smooth movement of the assets from the security vault here in Benin to your country of choice without any disturbance by the customs or any other security check at the airport(s).
But before that, I must arrange a letter on your behalf to apply for the affidavit in favor of you as the BENEFICIARY of Sergeant Muhamad Akeem deposited treasures. And once the affidavit is out, we will apply to the security company for the release of the assets/treasure.
Finally, I assure you that all these processes can be start and finished within 7 working days. I will wait for your reply to know which option will suit you on this project.
Thank you for contacting my office. I will be waiting for your response soon so we can commence the procedures.
Regards,
barrister.magnus.akanji
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Jul 17
Barrister Magnus Akanji
Magnus Consultant Law Firms,
I hope your day is great as mine. I have not been on a vacation in
years and never that far south. It also might be the easier route to
conclude our business.
So, when can I expect the letter to apply for the affidavit in my favor?
Sincerely,
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Jul 19
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF JEFF ADAMS
BLAH BLAH BLAH ……SEND ME THE FOLLOWING DETAILS:
1. A COPY OF YOUR INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT/ID CARD
2. YOUR CONTACT MOBILE PHONE NUMBER
3. YOUR GENDER, AGE AND OCCUPATION
4. FULL RECEIVING ADDRESS WHERE YOU WANT THE BOXES TO BE DELIVERED.
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He sent a couple of ID's.
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Jul 19
Barrister Magnus Akanji,
Good day to you sir.
I must send my deepest apologies. Apparently you did not understand
my last email and that is my fault. I will spell it out to you in
detail. I am planning
on coming to Benin to meet with you privately. I do not want the
boxes delivered to my address.
I have never been to Africa, and now that I have the money to travel,
I will do so. I have cleared my schedule for the middle of August.
Perhaps while I am there, I can meet my new friends Sgt. Muhamed
Akeem, and Raphael Kamara. After our business is completed I would
like to invite everyone on safari. Do they only have picture safaris
in your location or do they have actual hunting safaris. An African
lions head would look nice to my mountain lion heads in my hunting
lodge.
Sincerely and eagerly awaiting your reply so plans can be finalized.
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Back to the good Sgt and some other lad. Might be handy in a chop.
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Jul 19
Dear Friends Raphael Kamara and Sgt. Muhamed Akeem,
Just a quick note to again thank you for getting me in contact with
Barrister Magnus Akanji. As our plans now stand, I will be visiting
him in Benin in the middle of August. As a small attempt of
gratitude, I would like to invite both of you, and your families, on
safari with me to the Parc National de la Pendjari. Again, it would
be somewhere in the middle of August. Please let me know of your
availability for this time frame.
Thanks again,
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Jul 20
Hello my friend Jeff Adams,
I received your email but i do not know Raphael Kamara and i have never had any discussion with such person. Who is Raphael Kamara([email protected]) ?????
I am happy that you have confirmed that you will be traveling to Benin in the middle of August, have you been constant communication with the lawyer Barrister Magnus Akanji?
You have to keep constant communication with him and also make sure that you talk with him via phone calls for more explanations and discussions.
Send me your direct phone number so i can forward it to Barrister Magnus Akanji as well.
I will be waiting for your update.
Regards,
Sgt. Muhamed Akeem.
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Jul 20
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF JEFF ADAMS
I am happy to know that you have decided to fly to Benin by middle of August and it will be my pleasure to meet you and also to show you some good places you will like to visit in Benin and Africa as well. Yes they have actual hunting safaris in Benin and you will like it when you get here because i will take you there as well.
You made mention of a name Raphael Kamara? You have not told me you have a friend here in Benin. I want our discussions and plan of your visit to Benin to be confidential for security reasons.
I wish to have some discussion with you through phone calls as that will be more understandable than email messages. My direct phone number is +229-6555-xxxx and i wish you can as well send me your direct mobile phone number.
Lastly, we will discuss more on your travelling arrangement, because i will also assist you in getting some documents of invitation which will make your flying into Benin more easy and successful without any hitches or difficulty.
I will be happy to meet you during middle of August. I will be waiting for your response and mobile phone contact.
Regards,
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Jul 20
Barrister Magnus Akanji,
Good day to your most honorable and righteous sir.
I am so excited of your latest email that my travel arrangements are
agreeable to you and that you will take me to some good places in
Benin and Africa as well. I have done some research and Parc National
de la Pendjari seems like the ideal place. Are you familiar with it?
Very good reviews.
I quickly checked out flights to Benin. Haven't booked yet, but they
seem reasonable, $3,000 to $4,000. You mentioned that you could
assist me in getting some documents of invitation which will make my
flying into Benin more easy and successful without any hitches or
difficulty. I would appreciate that. Keep me updated.
I have received you phone number, +229-6555-xxxx, and will try to call
when I can. Living in the vast openness of the North American Great
Plains, cell service is small and far in between. I have a good and
reliable voice mail service I use to keep in contact with clients, but
I can only contact that when I go to town every week or two for
supplies and/or a little booty. My direct mobile phone number is
206-376-xxxx. Give it a try and I'll get back to you, but for now
email is fastest.
Bear season is now at its prime. I have many clients lined up for the
next few weeks. But I'm more excited about the safari. I have
started to clear a wall for all the heads I will collect. Besides
lion, are rhinoceros, hippopotamus, and cheetahs available? It will
probably be expensive, but what the hell, you only live once. My dogs
Old Dan and Little Ann will be jealous they can not attend.
Please let me know of the other locals we may visit and of the
documents of invitation.
Sincerely,
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Jul 21
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF JEFF ADAMS
Hello Mr Jeff Adams, i received your email and i really understand how you feel and i promise you that i will do all my best to make sure i take you various places you will like to visit in Benin. Yes they have lion, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, and cheetahs including pythons available.
I asked you a question on my last email, who is Raphael Kamara?
I received your phone number, i will give you a call today but not sure of the country international dialling code. What is the country code?
Send me the below information BLAH BLAH BLAH….
I will be waiting for your fast response regarding the above information to enable me start the processing of your travelling documents.
NOTE: Do not book the flight yet because i will do that from here as i want every expense to be cheaper, i will inform you when you will send me the money to book your flight from here.
Regards, |
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Jul21
Barrister Magnus Akanji,
Good day to your most honorable and righteous sir.
Have received your email and will try to answer requests. But first,
+10 for the animals, but -10 for the pythons. I do not like snakes.
Are they a problem where you are? Have you lost any loved ones to
them? We have to deal with rattlesnakes here. Lost a horse once to
them. I wonder who would win, a python or a rattlesnake. Maybe I'll
bring one and we can find out. You did not tell me your thoughts of
Parc National de la Pendjari. If there are pythons there, I do not
want to go there.
I assumed you knew Raphael Kamara. I had been communicating with him
a few times when I received a similar email from Sgt. Muhamed Akeem.
After contacting you as required, I assumed all was related. I don't
know about a country international dialing code. In the US, we use
area codes. Mine is 206.
Jeff Adams
Private, High End Hunting, Fishing and Gold Prospecting Guide Service
PO Box 101
Highway 16
Trotters, ND 58621
206-376-xxxx
My expected time of arrival to Benin is still mid-August.
I will not have my passport for one to one and a half weeks as to get
the required paperwork, visas, and such in a quick manner, I had to
spend a lot of extra money and use the expedited methodology of the US
Government, which required my passport. I should have all shortly.
This brings up a good point I had not thought of. For safety, I
should receive you passport.
Please send your passport ID to confirm you are how you say you
are. I'm not going to send a lot of money overseas to someone I just
met. That is not safe, nor smart or good business practice. I would
also like to see your law degree. Being a Barrister I'm sure you can
understand that. Don't you agree. I can't believe I didn't think of
this at the beginning and not till now in the middle of our
relationship. You probably wonder how I became so successful.
No I haven't booked my flight yet, but as I mentioned, $3,000 to
$4,000 seems reasonable. It is good of you to offer to book my flight
though.
I think that answers all your requests. Hope that was helpful.
Please get me your law degree and international ID soonest, and I will
do the same so we can keep the ball rolling.
Sincerely,
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Back to the good Sgt.
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Jul21
Sgt. Muhamed Akeem,
How are you this fine day my friend. We caught a lot of fish today
and shot a huge bear. My dogs Old Dan and Little Ann bought their A
games today. My clients were very satisfied. Not bad for a days work
when you can spend it doing what you love.
I am confused as I just explained to Barrister Magnus Akanji. I
assumed you and Raphael were together. I had been communicating with
him a few times when I received your similar email from you. I then
contacted Barrister Magnus Akanji and assumed all was related. As I
just emailed him, he has my direct phone number so you don't have to
do any forwarding.
Now for the main point of this message, you haven't told me of your
availability for the safari with me to the Parc National de la
Pendjari in mid-August. The big news is the Barrister informed me
they have lion, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, and cheetahs including
pythons available to hunt. Being a Sgnt. I am sure you would enjoy
that very much. Thing is, I don't like snakes, so you could kill all
the pythons you like. How many family members would you be bringing?
Please reply soonest as I need to make arrangements.
By the way, the good Barrister Magnus Akanji has offered to book my
flight for me. I really appreciate that. You were right in having me
contact him as he is a good man.
Get back soonest. Sincerely, |
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Jul 22
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF JEFF ADAMS
Hello Mr. Jeff Adams, i received your email and i really understood all you have said. I have told you that they have different types of animal including pythons but the pythons are in a cage so if you do not wish to see them, then we will not go near the pythons cage. Parc National de la Pendjari is a good place to visit, it attracts so many visitors and tourists all around the globe but I do not often go there because of my busy schedule of work, and i will be so happy to welcome you in Benin.
I do not know Raphael Kamara and i will advise you to stop your communication with him for the moment, also do not update him on your travel plans and schedules to Benin.
I am attaching my passport copy and also my Call To Bar certificate as you demanded and i wish to receive your details as well.
Regarding your travel documents, i have told you that it is better for us to work it out from here because i will arrange for an invitation letter which i will forward to you together with the flight ticket i will book. The reason is because it will be cheaper if i arrange for them from here, and you will just fly direct to Benin and i will receive you at the airport on arrival.
You do not need to do any paperwork there in USA, i will arrange for the Tourist Invitation Letter and also process for your cable visa which will be more easy and cheaper than you trying to proceed on the cumbersome process of spending extra money using the US expedited Methodology.
I will be waiting for your passport copy and also your Work/profession ID card as well. For the cost of the expenses (Flight ticket and the invitation letter), i will let you know when you will provide it and it will be once i have received your details and also submit them to the respective offices for the processing of the documents.
I will call you later today to discuss more verbally.
Regards, |
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Jul 22
Barrister Magnus Akanji,
Thank you for the documentation. You bring my heart and brain to rest
with comfort. Your picture prove you to be a handsome, truthful man
and a good hunter.
I am worried about your email on several layers. You mentioned the
pythons are in a cage. That is good, I do not like snakes. But are
the other animals also in cages. I don't want to shot something in a
cage. I am a sportsman and that is not very invigorating.
You mention Parc National de la Pendjari is a good place to visit, as
it attracts many visitors and tourists from around the globe. That is
NOT GOOD. The reviews said it was remote and had few visitors. I
should contact Raphael Kamara and Sgt. Muhamed Akeem to let them know
the Parc National de la Pendjari might not be our best destination.
I wish you would have let me known earlier of the invitation letter,
it would have saved me time and money. A direct flight to Benin is
much better then the flights I found online. They had like 7 lay
overs. The cable visa would have been much easier and cheaper than me
proceeding on the cumbersome process of spending extra money using the
US expedited Methodology.
I wish you have told me of these helpful hints earlier. I expect a
little better in a business partner. If you can not remigrate, inform
me soonest. If you believe you can remigrate, tell me of your
expenses and I will pay you, but I expect a little better for my
money.
Sincerely, |
Back to the good Sgt.
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Jul 23
Dear Raphael and Sgnt. Muhamed Akeem,
My Dear Friends, may the bestest days be upon you.
Raphael, thanks for your reply. I look forward to meeting your wife
and 5 children.
Sgnt. Muhamed, I have not heard from you, but unfortunately that is
ok. Barrister Magnus Akanji has let me down on many levels. I think
he is misleading me about Parc National de la Pendjari. He mentioned
the animals are in cages. What type of hunting is shooting animals in
cages? I don't know if I can trust such an immoral man. Don't worry,
I still wish to take you on safari, but I must now do more research.
It might be later then mid-August. Is that ok with you Raphael?
Sincerely, |
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Jul 24
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF JEFF ADAMS
I read your email and i have to inform you that there is no bad thing i wrote on my emails so far that will make you start thinking of remigrate. Furthermore, the pythons in the Parc National de la Pendjari are put in a cage while other animals are there on their own which can be hunted any time you go there.
You requested for my passport and Lawyer certificate which i sent to you, i expected to get yours as well before you started talking a different thing altogether. I expect a mature and responsible relationship with you. Regarding your visa and travel documents, it is not late yet because you can as well send me the little money required to process them including the cable visa and the cost of your flight ticket and i will get everything ready soon before your scheduled time of travelling by mid of August.
I am waiting for your passport copy and as well your working/profession ID card.
I have been calling your mobile line but you refused to answer my calls. I dropped you a voice message yet no call from you.
Regards, |
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Jul 24
Hello my friend Jeff Adams,
Sorry i could not write you always because of my health issues.
I have told you that my appointed lawyer Barrister Magnus Akanji will attend to you.
He told me that it is better for him to process your visa and your traveling documents including your flight ticket.
I advise you to negotiate with him and know the actual amount so you will send the expenses across to him to enable him proceed on the processing so they will be ready before middle of August.
Regarding Parc National de la Pendjari, i think you will like to visit there and to hunt there as well.
Inform me once you conclude the negotiation with the lawyer.
Regards,
Sgt. Muhamed Akeem. |
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Jul 25
My Friend Sgt. Muhamed Akeem,
I am so sorry about your health issues. I hope it is not the Ebola or
the HIV, I hear they are a big problem where you are. It is not
pestiferous is it? I don't want to catch it.
I guess I will attend to your appointed lawyer Barrister Magnus
Akanji. I am uneasy as he seems inexperienced and new to the
business. He did not inform me in a timely manner of the cable visa
until after I had sent my passport to the Agency of expedited
methodology of the US Government. This has cost me time and a lot of
money. If only he would have informed me ahead of time. An
experienced lawyer would have anticipated this.
He was then late of informing me of the Tourist invitation letter and
booking of the flight ticket. I had to cancel mine and the abrogation
free cost me more time and money. Once again an experienced lawyer
would have anticipated this.
To top it off, he wants to send me on Safari and shot animals in
cages. I asked him to remigrate this and he has not. I have not
been to town yet to receive my voice messages, but I don't think he
has even called yet.
If you are satisfied with him, I will trust your instincts, but may I
suggest finding an older and more seasoned lawyer. Perhaps my lawyer
could help him till he gets his feet under him and up to speed. I
don't want to waste any more time or money.
I am sorry to disappoint you, but regarding Parc National de la
Pendjari, I don't think we will be attending because of the above
reasons. Do you know any alternative possibilities. I really wanted
to bag some new heads for my lodge.
Hope you feel better and can we please get the ball rolling. I'm
tired of wasting time and money but will stick with your inexperienced
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Jul 26
Hello my friend Jeff,
I read your email and i do get your worries but i MUST have to inform you that Barrister Magnus Akanji is a well qualified and vibrant international lawyer who is capable of handling your trip preparations and also he will available to welcome you at the airport on your arrival. I have told you to send him your details and also the cost of your travel documents including your flight ticket because he can do that without any obstacle.
Meanwhile, you talked about sickness of Ebola and HIV. I am confirming to you that there are NO CASES OF EBOLA in Benin and also HIV awareness is being made everyday in all the countries of Africa as a whole so there is no fear of any sickness as such.
Barrister Magnus Akanji have confirmed to me that you did not tell him before sending your passport to the Agency of expedited methodology of the US Government. Now i have informed him that you have cancelled that process expedited methodology of the US Government and that you will send him your documents to enable him process your tourist invitation letter and cable visa and also book your flight ticket, so make sure that you provide the cost to him as well and on time so he will get everything ready before your trip schedule.
I am getting much better by the day and i will much strong soon.
NOTE: Barrister Magnus Akanji told me that he called you many times and also he dropped voice messages to you but no response from you yet.
Update me once you finalize with the lawyer.
Regards,
Sgt. Muhamed Akeem. |
Guess I'll keep the Barrister.
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Jul 26
Barrister Magnus Akanji,
Please contact my accountant Mr. Blowers concerning the payment for
the cable visa,
the Tourist invitation letter and the cost of booking of the flight ticket.
His email is [email protected] |
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Jul 27
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF MR. BLOWERS.
My names are Barrister Magnus Akanji from MAGNUS CONSULTANT LAW FIRMS Benin. I am writing in respect of Mr Jeff Adams with the address below:
Jeff Adams
Private, High End Hunting, Fishing and Gold Prospecting Guide Service
He has been planning on a trip to Parc National de la Pendjari, Benin. I am the appointed lawyer who is processing his travel documents which include: Tourist Invitation Latter, Cable Visa and his Flight Ticket to Benin. He asked me to contact you as his accountant for the payment of the above mentioned documents and flight ticket.
As verified from the various and concerned offices, the cost are listed below:
Tourist Invitation Latter = $1,200
Cable Visa = $570
Flight Ticket = $3,400
Total = $5,170.
You can send across the mentioned amount through the Western Union Transfer or Money Gram which are the fastest way of receiving money international to Benin. You have to remit the total cost with the name of my secretary below:
BLAH BLAH BLAH ……
Regards, |
The accountant Mr. Bean Blowers replies to the barrister.
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Jul 27
Sir,
Barrister Magnus Akanji, I am indeed Mr. Adams Accountant and he has
been in contact with me concerning this matter. He was very excited
about the safari and talked of it often.
Thank you for the itemized invoice. It looks reasonable and the
$5,170 will not be a problem.
I must request of you your banking account information as I will only
transfer money with bank to bank transactions. This is the most
secure method and I will not deviate from it. FDIC-insured banks will
cover any problems in money transfers where as Western Union or Money
Gram have no such programs. Safe guarding Mr. Adams substantial
account is my responsibility and I will not jeopardize it with unsafe
accounting practices.
I am cc'ing this email to Mr. Adams so he may stay abreast of the
situation and remains satisfied with how the transaction is
proceeding.
I am sure you agree and will submit the banking information
expeditiously as mid-August is in short order.
Regards,
Mr. Bean Blowers |
Possible piggy?
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Jul 28
FROM THE DESK OF BARRISTER MAGNUS AKANJI ESQ.
TO THE ATTENTION OF MR. BLOWERS.
Hello Mr Blowers, i got your email and your comment regarding the option i gave you to send the cost with. Meanwhile, i have to inform you that sending money through bank to bank transfer to Benin will take a period of 3 to 4 working days to receive while sending through the western union money transfer will take just few minutes for the money to be available for pick up at the western union outlet here.
Furthermore, below are the bank details so you can as well make the payment through whichever way you choose and make sure you send me the bank transfer slip or the western union remittance receipt depending on the option you choose. I have also updated Mr Jeff Adams on our correspondence.
BANK DETAILS:
BANK NAME: ATLANTIQUE BANK
BANK ACCOUNT NAME: LYZARO CONSULTING INTERNATIONALE
BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER: xxxxxxx0007
BANK CODE: xxxxx
BANK GUICHET: xxxxx
BANK CODE RIB: xx
SWIFT CODE: xxxxxxxxXXX
IBAN: BJ66 xxxx 5010 xxxx 0079 xxxx 0728
CORRESPONDING BANK: CITI BANK NEW YORK
BANK ADDRESS: RUE GOUVERNEUR BAYOLIMMEUBLE ATLANTIQUE 08 BP 0682 TRI POSTAL COTONOU-BENIN.
I will be waiting for your action regarding the required cost, as you know that there is no much time left and i need to process the needed documents and also book flight ready before Jeff Adams scheduled time of travel to Benin. |
The same day he sends Jeff pretty much the same stuff.
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Jul 28
TO THE ATTENTION OF JEFF ADAMS
I am sending him bank details also, he has to decide which ever way to make the transfer but i have to inform you that bank to bank transfer will take a period of 4 to 5 days for the money to hit the Benin account while the Western Union Money Transfer or Money Gram will take just few minutes to be available for pick up at the western union outlet here. I just want you to instruct him to choose the fastest option which is Western Union Money Transfer or Money Gram for easy and fast way so i can commence the processing of the above mentioned documents. |
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Jul 28
Barrister Magnus Akanji,
I am comfortable with Mr. Blowers requirements. He has been a trusted
and worthy employee for many years and I do not doubt his intentions.
4 to 5 days for the money to hit the Benin account is understandable
being it is an international transfer, so no worries.
Please contact Mr. Blowers with any other concerns as I have my own
problems which I do not wish to address now.
Sincerely, |
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Jul 29
Sir,
Thank you for your information. Unfortunately we were hit by a super
cell thunderstorm. The massive amount of rain caused the septic tank
system to overflow and decided our electrical collection. We have
been dealing with human waste and no electricity. Once the manure is
dealt with, we can attribubeute with you request.
Regards,
Mr. Bean Blowers |
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Jul 30
Sir,
Sorry for the delay but Mother Nature threw us for a loop this week.
We finally have the new electricity generator up and running and all
looks good to go.
I am trying to catch up with business now and I should be able to get
to the bank transfer later this afternoon. Just to double check so no
problems arise, these are the details I will use.
“Same info as above”
Eagerly awaiting the next steps.
Regards,
Mr. Bean Blowers |
Back to the good Sgt. with some bad news.
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Jul 30
My Friend Sgt. Muhamed,
I have not been in contact with my accountant Mr. Blowers the last few
days as you couldn't imagine the problems we've had.
A rain storm flooded our septic tank, which short circuited the
electricity generator. So no electricity and manure everywhere. We
got an old electricity generator kind of installed today, but as yet,
it is not reliable. Plus I've been cleaning manure. The guest lodges
are a mess.
That is not even the worst of it. Last week a mountain lion killed my
hunting dog Old Dan. My other hunting dog Little Ann would not leave
his grave and also died, I think of a broken heart.
I hope you don't think me crazy, because I might be, but now they are
haunting me. They howl all night and the scariest part is they
scratch at the door and it sounds like they are digging under the
cabin. You probably think I'm hallucinating, but I'm living through
this hell.
Enough unloading on you, but with you as a friend I felt comfortable
doing so. Once the electricity is reliable and the manure is cleaned
up, I'll check with Mr. Blowers, but I'm sure he is on top of things.
Your Friend, |
Hope that wasn't too much and they bite. |
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