Female Scammer Vivian Eric

Vivian Eric

Female Scammer Vivian Eric


E-mail: vivianeric44@gmail.com

Scam Danger: 
87%

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First Name: Vivian
Location [Address]:
Age: 29
Birth Date: 9/4/1987
Aliases:

Vivian Eric

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Vivian Eric

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Vivian Eric

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Scamming scenario:

I am pleased to inform you about my success in getting those funds transferred under the cooperation of a new partner from Paraguay I am currently in the Paraguay for my studies here in the Paraguay Meanwhile, I will not forget your past efforts and attempts to assist me in transferring funds that we raised this in some way. Now you need to contact the Rev. Father who used to be a good father to me when I was in Dakar, Senegal, his name is Rev Father Paul David and his email address is as follows
unitedchurch_christ@yahoo.com
I told him to send you your certified bank check of $150,000 US dollars which I prepared and kept for your compensation for all efforts and attempts to assist me in this matter. I appreciate your efforts at that time very much. so feel free to contact the Rev Father and instruct him where to send you the bank check.
Please let me know immediately you received so we can share our after all the sufferings at that time. At this point, I'm very busy here because of my studies and some project and the investor has to hand, finally, remember that I had forwarded instruction to the Rev Father on your behalf to receive that check. So do not hesitate to contact him and he will send the bank check to you without any delay.and please do not forget to inform me as soon as the check received
Take care and God bless you
goodbye for now.
your friend,
Vivian Eric,


DEAR,
I have been directed by the director of Foreign Operation/Wire Transfer to write you in respect of your e-mail received. Actually we have earlier been told about you by the young lady
Miss Vivian Eric Defoji : vivianeric44@gmail.com
that she wishes you to be her trustee/representative for the claim of her late father's deposit with our bank. Late Dr Eric Defoji is our late customer with account no. (BLB745008901546/QB/91/A) substantial amount(US$7,400,000.00) of deposit with us. Hence you have been really appointed as a trustee to represent the next of Kin. However before our bank will transact any business concerning the transfer of the fund with you, we will like you to send the followings:
1.A power of attorney and affidavit of oath permitting you to claim and transfer the funds to your bank account on her behalf. Note: This Power of attorney must be endorsed by a Senegalese resident lawyer (since the money is originated from Africa and the Girl is Currently residing in Senegal).
2.The death certificate of late Dr Eric Defoji (Her deceased father) confirming the death.
3.A copy of Deposit Certificate of the account issued to Dr Eric Defoji by our bank.
Note that the above are compulsory, and are needed to protect our interest, yours, the next of kin after the claims. These shall also ensure that a smooth, quick and successful transfer of the fund will be make within 48hours at reception of these documents. Also you have to send your account information which will facilitate this fund as soon as these documents are been provided. Therefore You have to hurry up to present these documents to our bank to enable us wire the fund
US$7,400,000.00
into your account. We promise to give our customers the best of our services. Should you have any question(s), please contact foreign transfer officer Mr Alan Smart on telephone number +447-045-798-722/ fax +44-703-194-1849 for more directives /clarifications.
Yours Faithfully,
Mr Alan Smart.
(Foreign Operation/Wire Transfer Dept)R B S
rbsremittancedepartment@scotlandmail.com
vivianeric44@gmail.com
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