from: Johnson Williams <worldbank568@gmail.com>
date: May 7, 2020, 5:26 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
33 liberty street new York,ny10038
We hereby officially notifying you about the present arrangement to pay
you, your over due Winning Prize/inheritance fund which you could not
complete the process of the released of your transfer pin code through the
Digitized Payment System. and you have
spend a lot of money and a lot time sending money to different people just
to make sure you receive your fund and after set and done your received
nothing.
We have decided to pay your funds through (ATM VISA Card) This arrangement
was initiated/constituted by the World Bank, United Nation and Paris Club,
due to fraudulent activities going on within the world.
The World Bank, United Nations and Paris Club 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 WORLD WIDE.The ATM VISA CARD
is credited with the sum of 20.5 Million united states dollars , it is
already loaded in the Master Card which you can use to access your fund in
any ATM Stand/location worldwide and remember that the maximum withdrawal
daily limit is Ten Thousand United States Dollars(US $10,000.00)we have
concluded delivery arrangement with the below scourer services companies
and their delivery time is stated below
Dhl 48hrs delivery...$200
FedEx 30hrs delivery...$150
UPS=9hrs delivery...$100
contact us right back as soon as you got this email worldbank568@gmail.com
Regards
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