from: charlesstella26@gmail.com
reply-to: charlesstella26@gmail.com
date: Nov 30, 2020, 10:06 AM
subject: (PAYMENT NOTIFICATION BY ATM MASTER CARD {$6.5 M}
mailed-by: gmail.com
THE PRESIDENCY.
Federal Republic of Nigeria, Aso_Rock Villa Abuja.
&
First Bank of Nigeria p.l.c.
EMAIL: (firstbankofnigremmitanced1894@gmail.com
Attention Beneficiary,
(PAYMENT NOTIFICATION BY ATM MASTER CARD {$6.5 M}
This is to inform you that your fund Worth of ( $6. 5) Million have been
credited into ATM MASTER_CARD which will enable you to make a withdrawal
of your fund at any ATM PAYING MACHINE CENTER around you.
Note that your maximum withdrawal is valued at $10,000 per day until you
finish your total Remittance. Here is your (5550) ATM SECRET PIN CODE
which will enable you to withdraw your funds at any ATM machine around you.
Now you are advised to contact First Bank of Nigeria plc,now, who is in
charge of Delivering your ATM MASTER_CARD to you. Contact them with your
personal information as follows, your full name, your Delivering Home
Address and your Direct TelePhone Number. Once you contact him with the
above information your ATM MASTER_CARD will be delivered to you without any delay.
Contact Rev James Obiorah,, with this Information Below:
Name:Rev James Obiorah,,
EMAIL: (firstbankofnigremmitanced1894@gmail.com)
Tel Phone:+234-8165810775.
Regards,
Dr.Mrs.Stella Charles.
New Director Of Foreign Remittance.
Central Bank of Nigeria.
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