Home > Categories > Lottery - Donation "Republic of Benin Money Transfer" Scam 30 30 1.01K 0 Feb 10, 2018 2018-02-10T16:49:47-05:00 Feb 10, 2018 2018-02-10T16:51:54-05:00 Online Threat Alerts (OTA) Online users, if you have received the email below, which the sender claim he/she is from Republic of Benin in West Africa, asking you for you help to transfer money, please delete the email and do not follow the instructions in it. The email is being sent by online scammers who entice gullible online users into sending them personal information and money in return for money they will never receive. If the scammers are contacted, they will ask their potential victims to send their personal information, which they will keep and sell to other scammers. The scammers will then ask their potential victims to send money which the scammers will claim their potential victims must do in order to receive their cut of the money. But, once the money is sent, the scammers will disappear and move to other potential victims. Some may be brave enough to continue scamming the same victims.The "Republic of Benin Money Transfer" ScamDate: On Feb 10, 2018 05:50From: "Barrister Gogwin Egobia" <www.@peace.ocn.ne.jp>Barrister Gogwin Egobia & Co.Chambers l.l.b.l.ml.b.lLegal Practitioners, Solicitors and consultants,Member Constitution drafting committee 1995.Plot 121, Cotonou Benin Republic.Tel:+22969459872E-MAIL :barrister.godwinegobia16@yahoo.comHello Dear,My name is Barrister Gogwin Egobia, I am a citizen of Republic of Benin in West African region. I am writing to seek your consent for the transfer of $10.5 Million USD. It belongs to my late client who diedin the year 2000.The bank has issued me a notice to present the next of kin or risk confiscating the money into Government Public Treasury.Kindly contact me through my private email fordetails,(barrister.godwinegobia16@yahoo.com).Yours Faithful.Barrister Gogwin EgobiaTel:+22969459872