"Scotland Yard Police" Advance Fee Scams Being Sent by Online Scammers
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A "Scotland Yard Police" Advance-Fee Scam
GET BACK FOR YOUR RECOVERED FUNDS.
Fri 10/4/2019 5:52 PM
From: Metropolitan Police - tony_bora@yahoo.com
Metropolitan Police
Scotland Yard.
Greater London
Arrest of two Nigerians, presently in our Custody Charged with an Offense of Fraudulently and diverting huge amount of Funds which was meant for you as the beneficiary.
This is to inform you that, the above subject matter is related to you which lead to the arrest of these two above suspect who are in possession of a huge amount of money awaiting transit to Switzerland, During our interrogation with them, it was disclosed to us that it was unclaimed funds meant to be for you, but it was routed London –USA - Switzerland, Secondly the Legal documents found on them bear your name as the sole beneficiary of the said fund.
Due to all the irregularities in their statements, we discovered that they are fraudulent, for this reason we are contacting you to get back to Metropolitan police if you know the above suspects in the past or if you are been aware of them claiming your funds on your behalf. We urgently demand a response to this letter to enable us advice you on how to follow up this issue with these suspects to enable the recovered funds approve to you as the sole Beneficiary.
If you are a victim or being scam in the past? Please direct your response and any further inquiries to this email contact address only as stated here for quick response (official1216@walla.com)
Meanwhile, the money has been deposited in our financial security department till we hear from you and also finish our investigation. Note that if we do not hear from you soonest we shall have no option than to release the suspect and return the money as unidentified claim.
Sir Stephen House
Deputy Commissioner
c/o
Bob Johnson (SP)
Investigation Officer.
Scotland Yard Police.
Greater London.
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