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Donald Mark - United Nations / World Bank - unitednationworld025@gmail.com

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from: Donald mark <foffice112@gmail.com>
reply-to: unitednationworld025@gmail.com
date: Sep 16, 2021, 8:34 AM
subject: Hello! How are you doing.
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello! How are you doing.

UNITED NATION/ WORLD BANK
7 bis, Ade la Paix, 1202 Genève, Switzerland

We the United Nation/World bank after due verification and
investigation we understand that you haven't received your funds for
very long time now and had spent money trying to receive the funds all
proved abortive that made us to switch into the matter that you are
going to receive the funds together with an accrued interest valued at
($3.5 Milllion)

However, with this we have three options where you can receive this
funds bank to bank transfer, ATM Master Card or by bring the money
cash as shipment to your country all you need do is to supply
information here under with your choice option for proceeding and is
closing your feedback is urgently needed.

Your full name
Home address
Phone number
Country of origin
Age
Occupation
Martial status
ID or inter national passport

E-mail(unitednationworld025@gmail.com)

N/B, remember that there is no time left and is striven to round up
for the year so you need to fasten up your seat belt by given us
these information listed

Thanks
Yours Faithfully,
Donald mark
Remittance operation
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