from: DHL COMPANY <dhlcouriecompany70@gmail.com>
date: Jul 30, 2021, 7:53 AM
subject: Hello My Dear,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good Day My Dear,
It's my pleasure to inform you that your name appeared in the list of
beneficiaries not yet received their approved fund. Due to over
delayed and inability of the ex staff to follow the right step to
disburse your approved fund.Of (2.8 Miillion) on your name.
in this regard you are among the 6 beneficiaries approved to receive
their funds as approved by Central Bank of West African States (Banque
Centrale des États de l'Afrique de l'Ouest)
Your fund has been approved to be disbursed to you through either ATM
Card or bank wire transfer to enable you access to your overdue
payment.
In order to process your funds transfer.
Kindly send them your full information.
1.Your full name:
2.Your home address:
3.Current occupation:
4. Mobile Phone Number:
5.Your current home address:
6. A Copy of your identification
Emmail (dhlcouriecompany70@gmail.com)
Kindly acknowledge the receipt of this massage.
Customer Client Manager.
Mr.Moov Ben.
Kind Regards
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