from: Fedex courier International <fcicourier@rocketmail.com>
reply-to: fcicourier@rocketmail.com
to: fcicourier@rocketmail.com
date: Oct 5, 2020, 7:52 AM
subject: Your Atm Card
mailed-by: rocketmail.com
Attention:
Sorry for my late response to you.Your atm card was deposited in our office Fedex courier International by my local partner Dr. Tony Amadi with this registration Number: fci/02p/atm/2020. I urge you to give me your trust once more, at least for the last and I promise you that the trust and confidence you reposed in me will never be betrayed anymore, with Fedex you are save. At Fedex, customers don't need to pay Insurance or any order fee or fees apart from the security keeping fee of $400. Use the following account details to wire the $400.
Account Name: Nurudeen Folorunsho Alade.
Receivers address: No 1 Londoner street obawole iju ishaga Lagos State Nigeria
Account number: 2034641147
Swift code: FBNINGLA
Bank sort code: 011150000
Branch sort code: 011155504
Bank address: 59 Iju road Fagba bus stop Lagos Country: Nigeria City :Ikeja
Bank Name: First Bank
Send me the telex copy as an evidence of payment. I have given you my word once again and my word is my bond.
Thanks
God Bless You.
Miss Joy Obi
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