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Yameogo Blaise - yameogoblaise0@gmail.com

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from: Blaise Yameogo <yameogoblaise0@gmail.com>
date: Jul 20, 2020, 5:08 PM
subject: Compensation
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello my good friend.

It’s like you have forgotten me, do you remember Mr.Yameogo Blaise. from

Burkina Faso, we have ones had a business transaction, although it was not

successful because of the circumstance which we face by then.

This is to inform you that I have successfully finalized the transaction worth

(6.500.000.00.EUROS) which was transferred to the bank account of my new

partner from Vietnam. Actually my new partner was a rich investor and he

assisted me financially and morally to complete the transaction at the Banque

Commerciale du Burkina BCB.

I still did not forget your past effort to assist me, although God knows the

reason why both of us could not achieve success.

My dear, I have mapped out the sum of US$250,000. 00 – in words Two Hundred

Fifty Thousand United State dollars, this is just to compensate you for your

past effort and cooperation with me, I want you to enjoy with me the benefit

of the wealth of this world and to testify the goodness of God.

I just loaded this amount US$250,000. 00 inside Automatic Teller Machine (ATM

VISA CARD) it is withdrawable to any ATM Machine outlet worldwide.

Right now, I traveled to Vietnam for some important work of GOD and investment

with my new client, so I left your ATM VISA CARD to one of the overall Imam in

the New mosque which I just built and donated to my community, the name of the

Imam is: Alhaji Ibrahim Abdulaziz he can be contacted by the following

telephone number: +226 67 11 97 34. and his e-mail address is:

(alhaji.ibrahimabdulazizz@gmail.com).

Contact him right away and inform him on how he can ship the ATM VISA CARD

through courier delivery service DHL or FedEx express delivery to your

doorstep in your country.

Immediately you received the ATM VISA CARD, please contact the issuing bank:

infobcb_bf@financier.com please provide the card number for reference so they

will release to you the Pin code to access the ATM VISA CARD for withdrawal of

cash, I did it like this for the security of the installed money inside the

ATM VISA CARD.

Follow me and enjoy the benefit of the wealth of this world, immediately

receive the ATM VISA CARD and the Pin code from the Coris Bank International

remember to assist the poor people in your area too.

My heartfelt greetings to you and your lovely family.

Mr.Yameogo Blaise.
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