from: bgfibank243@gmail.com
reply-to: bgfibank243@gmail.com
date: Jan 4, 2021, 5:52 PM
subject: Money transfer to you, Please send your data/delivery information to Mr. Bright Egozuomuaru via Email: officeatm78@gmail.com
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Attention
I wish to use this medium to inform you that your CONTRACT/INHERITANCE Payment of USD$7,500,000.00 (Seven Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) from CENTRAL BANK have been RELEASED and APPROVED for onward transfer to you via an ATM CARD which you will use to withdraw your USD$7,500,000.00 in any ATM MACHINE in any part of the world. We have mandated BGFI Bank to send you the ATM CARD and PIN NUMBER for withdrawal of your US$7.5Million Dollars, the maximum you can withdraw in a day is US$10,000.00 Only. You are therefore advised to contact the Head of the ATM Department of BGFIBank to receive your CONTRACT/INHERITANCE Payment.
Contact the ATM claims department.
Director ATM Payment Department : Mr. Bright Egozuomuaru
E-mail : officeatm78@gmail.com
Tell Mr. Bright Egozuomuaru that you received a message from the CENTRAL BANK instructing him to send you the ATM CARD and PIN NUMBER which you will use to withdraw your USD$7.5 Million Dollars in any ATM center. Please send him YOUR FULL NAME, YOUR DIRECT PHONE NUMBER, YOUR NATIONALITY, YOUR RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS where you want him to send the ATM CARD and PIN NUMBER to you.
We are very sorry for the delay.
Thanks for adhering to this instruction and once again accept our congratulations.
Money transfer to you, Please send your data/delivery information to Mr. Bright Egozuomuaru via Email: officeatm78@gmail.com
Best Regards.
Mr. Christian Adovelande
Chairman Central Bank.
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