Mr. Philip the bank manager

Mr. John phoned his business partner in Nigeria, Mr. Philip, yesterday evening, because he had got a copy of the email correspondence between sister Maya and Mr. Philip / Mr. O..... Mr. John wanted to get an update and an explanation now when it seems that the package most likely is heading back to the US.

Mr. Philip said that it is highly unusual that a shipping company asks for an ID of the receiver long before the parcel has even arrived in the country of the receiver.

I told him, that I know nothing about this. Never in my life have I sent anything abroad. I told him, that I fully trust sister Maya and the shipping company she is using. I said that if sister Maya decides to have the parcels returned to USA, then there is nothing I can do since she is the sender and since she also have added items and money to the parcel.

Mr. Philip promised me that he would send a copy of his ID card to the shipping company tomorrow (which is today).

Mr. John hopes that Mr. Philip will do this and just sent him this email as a reminder:

10:30:


Dear Mr. Philip,

Thank you for the phone conversations we could have yesterday.

I tried to call you again later in the evening, but I did not manage to get through to you.

I keep on thinking about the issues that we have now with the parcels and I feel very helpless about it.

My prayer is that you find a quick solution with the shipping company to avoid that the parcel is sent back to USA. If that should happen the whole, deal between us will be destroyed.

Please do your best Mr. Philip.

Best regards,

Mr. John

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Of course I hope very much that Mr. Philip will send his ID to the shipping company today, so we can move forward with the transport. If he does I can promise him, that the next disappointment with the shipping company is just around the corner, and it will not be smaller then the present one

You can always tell him that your initial character received a message from a gold minder in Ghana and he decided to send the parcel there if the scammer doesn't cooperate. At least mr. goldminer is appreciative and promised to send a lot of gold that you can sell at a good price. When a scammer sees his money disappear to another scammer they are more willing to get to action. Not always, but it's worth a try

@macs, I don't know why, but I have the impression that your scammer did not really understand that the delivery can be made even in the absence of the identity documents. With the biometric identification. It is obvious that he avoids showing his identity documents (either he does not have or he is reluctant).

Try to propose hime some easy alternatives:
- to modify the beneficiary (receiver) with someone else... a more cooperative person who is willing to comply with the security rules regarding the authentication.
- to officially notify the fact that he does not have identity documents (passport or Driver License) and to accept the biometric authentication.

If he doesn't want to comply anyway, then I think you're wasting your time with him.

Peter from TSC Ltd. has just sent Mr. Philip this email. I (in my roles as Mr. John, Mr. Peter and Ms. Maya) hopes that Mr. Op...... will fully comply, but I am cautious expecting too much

16:15:

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your quick reply on behalf of Mr. Sa........... T....... Op..............

The BIP procedure (Biometric Identification Procedure) requires a set of pictures to be made in specific positions. This will allow a compute algorithm to generate a unique and personal Biometric Profile for you (the Receiver), which then can be used to identify you upon delivery. To be able to distinguish any discerning marks or tattoos, you will have to remove your shirt and pants. Please note that we do NOT require (nor accept) nude pictures! Underwear must be worn at all times.

The positions are:

#1) With raised arms, horizontally besides the shoulder and feet close to each other,

#2) With hands high above the shoulders and legs apart.

This specific position is called The Vitruvian Man (Please use Google for examples). The Vitruvian Man position is used in various studies related to ideal human proportions, in recognition of human movements in software programs and now for our Biometric Identification Procedure.

In total, the BIP-procedure requires 8 pictures:

- 2 photos from the front (positions: #1 and #2),

- 4 photos from the side / lateral position (2 pictures from the left side for each of two positions... and 2 pictures from the right side for each of two positions),

- 2 photos from the back (position #1 and #2).

It is very recommended that the pictures be taken outside, in a good light, so that all your biometric details are visible. The photos must be of good quality and very clear. If you have some particular signs on your body (scars, unhealed wounds, tattoos, moles or warts, etc.) it is good to pay special attention to them. A software algorithm analyzes all those photos and creates a personal biometric profile (yours) that will be used for authentication (at the time of delivery). Your parcel is cataloged as HVC type (high value content), so it will be delivered only to you, in the presence of the local manager. All the related costs (handling, storage, customs clearance) are already paid by the Sender, so you will have only to sign a package receipt document and that's all. There are no additional costs for you.

For compliance, I send you an example (see the attachment). It is about a package that arrived yesterday in Cameroon and where there were inconsistencies related to the delivery address. The Receiver sent this set of his pictures and based on them the Biometric Certificate of Authenticity was issued by our IT Department and the package was delivered without problems.

The 8 photos must be sent to us at the original resolution (as they are in the phone), because they will be processed and recorded electronically here in our IT Department. Send me your biometric pictures as soon as possible, so that I can unlock the delivery and the package can be sent to the destination.

Cheers,

Peter

I think it is safe to say that TSC Ltd. has got one very unhappy customer today

Peter from TSC Ltd. sent this email to Mr. Philip one hour ago:


Good afternoon, Sir!

As you know, your parcel has been frozen in Casablanca, Morocco for some days because the Receiver, Mr. S.......... T......... Op......., har failed to send us a valid ID or a BIP identification.

Since this is creating extra expenses for the Sender, Ms. Maya .......... has asked us to redirect the parcel to Benin Republic and keep the parcel in TSC Ltd storage there.

When the parcel has arrived in our storage in Benin, Mr. S........ T....... Op...... will get an alert. He will then have 3 days to comply with the requirements of TSC Ltd and to pick up the parcel. If Mr. S............. T....... Op........ fails to do this, we have been instructed by the Sender to release the parcel to another person, known to the Sender who is residing in Benin Republic.

Cheers,

Peter

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A few minutes later Mr. Philip sent back this reply:

Really!!!!🖕

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Mr. Philip is clearly very mad. Why is it always so difficult for TSC Ltd to get happy customers???

Unfortunately I have been too busy lately to keep you updated with Mr. Philip the bank manager, who I believe is the same person as the receiver of the package that I sent to him (Mr. S.....).

It was clear for me some days ago, that Mr. Philip was very likely not travel to Benin to pick up the parcel that is waiting for him there. The deadline for doing this is tomorrow.

On the other hand, Mr. Philip has been and still is very frustrated and angry that the parcel now seem to be lost. I have sent him several emails to him to frustrate him to the maximum. Sometimes I have been very angry with him and insulted him; sometimes I have begged him to do something with the situation and sometimes I have asked him to forgive me for things I have said to him.

He has clearly been frustrated and spent a lot of time on the case. For example, he has phoned several transport companies in the Lagos area to ask them if they work with TSC Ltd. None of them did of course do that, because TSC is a very independent company In addition, he has been in contact with people in Benin to discuss possibilities for picking up the parcel there.

He hates the shipping company that we all in here are using, but most of all he hates sister Maya who he gives all the blame that his parcel ended up in Benin instead of Lagos Nigeria.

One or two days after the deadline to pick up the parcel has gone, and the package has been delivered to a “pastor” in Benin, I am going to let this “pastor” send Mr. Philip an email to thank him for the geeft

Thank you to Linoline and Birlic to take care of the tracking of the parcel