Scam / Vorschussbetrug!
Betreff: LETTER OF NOTICE FOR YOUR PAYMENT OF $665,000.00
Von: World Bank – jykimoffice@worldbank.org
HE WORLD BANK
HEADQUARTERS;
1818 H Street, NW Washington,
DC 20433,USA.
LETTER OF NOTICE FOR YOUR PAYMENT OF $665,000.00
Please bear with us for making this initial contact through email.
In partnership with the International Monetary Fund(IMF), an agreement was reached between both organization to settle all outstanding payments all over the world accrued to individuals/corporations with respect to local and overseas contract payment, debt re-scheduling and outstanding compensation payment. Please be informed that your contact email was obtained from email directory for the purpose of writing to notify you that you have been selected and approved as beneficiary to receive your own payment of US$665,000(Six Hundred and Sixty Five Thousand Dollars) only. We have been notified that you are yet to receive your fund valued at US$665,000. This valued amount of US$665,000 will be released to you from VISA Inc through VISA ATM card.
All it takes to enable you receive your fund is for you to accurately reconfirm the required details below so we can facilitate the immediate release of your fund to you by VISA ATM card which is easier and flexible to access by self. Please contact Charles Scharf below and reconfirm the required details below to them:
(1) Full Names:
(2) Residential Address:
(3) Country of Residence:
(4) Date of Birth:
(5) Phone/Cell Number:
(6) Occupation:
Contact Person: Charles Scharf
Contact email : visaincusa11011@gmail.com
When contacting the office above in person of Charles Scharf, please do quote or include the amount which is $665,000.00(Six Hundred and Sixty Five Thousand Dollars).
Thank you.
Yours faithfully,
Jim Yong Kim,
President, World Bank
Motto: Working for a World Free of Poverty.
Bei dieser Art Betrug ist der Ablauf immer identisch. Als erstes wird ein Geldbetrag in Aussicht gestellt. Das geht von Erbschaften über Geschäftsvorschläge, Fonds, Gewinne bis zu Kreditvergaben. Allerdings muss man, um in den Genuss des Geldes zu kommen, in finanzielle Vorleistung treten, z.B. Notargebühren, Schmiergelder, spezielle Versicherung… usw. Egal wie auch immer, man wird keinen einzigen Cent der versprochenen Summe zu sehen bekommen. Hat man erst einmal etwas gezahlt, wird so lange Geld von den Betrügern gefordert, bis wirklich gar nichts mehr zu holen ist. Und das Schlimme – es fallen noch genug Opfer auf diese Art Betrug herein.
Fatal ist, wenn die Betrüger bereits persönliche Daten haben. Diese werden garantiert für weiteren Betrug verwendet.
