from: Mr. David BenMark <treasurydepartment004@gmail.com>
reply-to: fedexdelivery292@hotmail.com
date: Jan 8, 2022, 6:55 PM
subject: ATTENTION YOUR IMMENSE BENEFITS!!!
mailed-by: gmail.com
ATTENTION YOUR IMMENSE BENEFITS!!!
My Dear I am very Surprise for your continued silence towards your
funds of $2.500.000. 00 My greatest supersaturation is this I sent you
an email but you did not reply. Now and on a serious note,you are
given 48 hours to comply with the fee or your payment file will be
return to the Authority as unclaimed fund.
After meeting in London IMF order for immediate delivery of your ATM
card and ask us to accept $150 usd for the delivering of your ATM card
that worth the sum of $2.500.000.00 Million Dollars.
Here is the information to send the $150 through Ria transfer or
western union or iTunes card or steam wallet or Google Play
Receiver name; OKECHUKWU ANTHONY OKOYE
Country============NIGERIA
City===============ONITSHA
Amount;======= $150
Mtcn Numbers===
Senders name==
Senders country==
Reconfirm the following information to Receiving the ATM VISA CARD
$2.500.000.00 Million Dollars.
Your Name:
Your country:
City:
Your Address:
Your Direct phone number:
Your What's-app number:
I am looking forward to hear from you right way with the payment slip
information or iTunes card or steam wallet
I swear to God almighty Father that we will never fail to delivery
your ATM Card this time around within 24 hours after you send the $150
.00.
Regards
Mr. David BenMark
The Manager FedEx Delivery Company.
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