Following a romantic breakup with my friend, while searching on the internet I came across an advertisement from Robert Boyel who claimed he could bring back his loved one. I sent him an email, he responded immediately to ask me to send him €70 by Western Union for the consultation and to allow him to carry out rituals for a return of affection and to receive rare products…I was supposed to receive the package on Wednesday but nothing, I waited in vain for the ‘‘precious package’’. I receive a hidden call but no one on the other end. I hang up.
I contacted Mr. Boyel who told me that the person responsible for delivering the package had not been able to contact me and had therefore left. But to make a second delivery for Saturday, he asked me to send him the sum of €140, still via Western Union. I send him the requested amount. On Sunday he called me to inform me that the person responsible for the delivery had been arrested and the products destroyed. I had to start all over again…, he asked me again for €150 and assured me that this time would be good, the products would be delivered and that I would not have to pay the delivery costs. To convince me, he gave me the names of the plants that could not be found in France. He took the opportunity to ask me for €73 to buy the famous plants in Benin, delivery Monday. .. No delivery. I got angry and put pressure on him, he had the nerve to tell me not to worry that the products had been confiscated and that I had to pay €84 to make another delivery. He assured me that he would reimburse me this amount a little later.
I asked him why not go through the post office to send me his package? It’s too complicated, he replied. I spent a total of €800 for a non-existent shipment, plus telephone charges and those collected by Western Union This gentleman Robert Boyel’s real name is Yehouenou Vignissou Godonou
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