from: United States HomeLand Security <paulchuks236@gmail.com>
reply-to: paulchuks236@gmail.com
date: Nov 6, 2023, 4:43 AM
subject: Attention Please
mailed-by: gmail.com
Due to fraudulent activities going on within the world, The World
Bank, United Nations and Bank of America introduced this payment
arrangement as to enable our Contract, Winning Prize, inheritance
beneficiary to receive their
fund without any interference.
The ATM VISA Card was contracted and powered by GOLD CARD WORLDWIDE.
The ATM VISA CARD is credited with the sum of $28.500.000.00 united
states dollars,
it is already loaded on the Master Card which you can use to access your
fund in any ATM machine worldwide and we have concluded delivery
arrangement with the below courier services companies and their
delivery time is stated below.
1: FedEx=5hrs/$250,
2: Bank to bank transfer/$300
3: Online bank transfer/$500
4: DHL=8hrs/$200,
5: UPS=12hrs/$100,
Chose the way you want to receive your fund of $28.500.000.00 united
states dollars and i will give you a Bitcoin address to send the
needed fee or you can get a gift cards like Apple gift card, Steam
Wallet, Google Play, Sephora or Nordsrom gift card,
Avoid delivering your package to the wrong person provide your full
information to us here,
Thanks,
MR. Paul Chuck the Secretary
Of The United States Department Of Homeland
Security and the United States Commissioner
Of Customs and Border Protection.
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