Is it someone you met on match.com?

This is a number used by I'm sure a scam artist in Ghana, Africa...he posed as a white man from Scotland, Henry Wood, on the dating service. He kept asking me to invest in the gold mine there in Ghana, also asked for $2000, and asked me to send clothes to an orphanage there. He had a heavy African accent.

This person is the worst of the worst. Beware. I think he's African, he claimed to be a Rev. and ordered things for his "ministry", gave my company 2 credit cards to pay and asked to split the cost between the 2 and wanted the approval codes. This is not where they get the money. The credit cards are stolen. They then said to use a certain cargo co. to pickup the order, gave 2 more cards to pay for shipping, then informed us that the cargo co. only took moneygrams or western union and that we needed to wire the money to the cargo co. That's where they get the cash. They asked for the secret question & answer to give to western union. Luckily, they weren't able to scam us. Hopefully they will be caught.

The good "Reverend JOHN Clark" was wanting our company to produce some items for his new church project. He wanted to order alot more than was discussed. When I saw he wanted to pay with credit card and have the items shipped using a 3rd party shipper to Ghana, RED FLAGS went up. I sent emails to the shipping company informing them I would be using a different company because I don't pay with moneygrams, and I informed the good "reverend" that we don't accept Credit Card purchases from overseas.
Not scamming me Reverend, that's Benny Hinns job

Can u please tell me?