Complaint / Review
International Bank Of Africa - Mr Phillip Adams Aka Mr Frank. t. Osuji
International Bank Of Africa Mr Phillip Adams Aka Mr Frank T Osuji Ripoff scam about posing as a dead mans next of kin to get 35% of $15 million

I received a letter from Mr Phillip Adams stating he would like me to pose as a dead mans next of kin.
This dead man Mr Shapiro had died and left $15 million dollars in one of their African bank accounts. Mr Phillips and some of his co workers wanted me to access the money by pretending to be the next of kin of Mr Shapiro and through my applying for the money i would put it into my account. I then was to transfer it back to Mr Phillips and i would get a cut of 35%.

Only a week ago i had received a letter from a Nigerian man asking me to help him access his Fathers money $45 million in USA and that he was in danger and was in a tragedy etc.
He asked me for money so he could access the money and i reported him to the New Zealand Police because all goes well till they ask you for money then you know something is up!

So when i received this current letter from Lome-Togo in a cheeky nature I asked Mr Phillips for a small sum of money to help him out. And of course i have not received any money from him. He has thus far just asked me time and time agin for me to send my bank details and send a faxed letter to The Foreign Remittance Manager ;Dr Maxwell Akpamgbo of The International Bank of Africa.

I have tried to fax things to Mr Phillips personal number he supplied and to the bank number he gave also but they do not exsist. And this made me search the number and stumble upon this website telling of these scams.

So Mr Phillips or whoever he may be has no details from me and even if he had i had set up a new bank account with only $1 in it so he couldnt rip my bank account off if he tried to.

I want to say if you receive these emails directly ignore and block them as they are a scam and nothing more. These people are using not only the good old sob story feel sorry for me technique but are wanting people to be part of illegally posing as someones next of kin to receive money but all they are doing is setting you up to pip you off!!!

Ignore and block and delete such mail and keep yourselfs safe.
P.S. I still wonder how theyget our personal information as well and that is a concern to me also considering i followed all the security measures when i set up my email account.

Thanks for this website and im glad i came across it today.

Christina
Palmerston North
New Zealand