from: Mr.Shagan Abraham <mrsaliceabraham0@gmail.com>
reply-to: mrsalicenutter@gmail.com
date: Mar 16, 2021, 11:04 AM
subject: Attention: E-mail Address Owner,
mailed-by: gmail.com
The United Nations, World Bank-Group and International Monetary Fund
have agreed to compensate you with the sum of One Million Two Hundred
Thousand US Dollars ($1.2 Million) after your name and email was
submitted by the Internet International Monitoring Group during the
UNCC Conference Meeting which was held this 2021 edition with UN
Secretary General Antonio Guterres in Geneva Switzerland.
We are also aware that a lot of foreigners have been deceived and huge
amounts of money have been stolen from them by Internet Fraudsters
around the World, This payment Program is organized for charity
organization//Scam victims and development.
Your name appeared among the beneficiaries who will receive the sum of
$1.2Million USD, Credited to Online Bank A7Y FFTM Card account that
was set up for you in the Bank and it has been approved for immediate
delivery to you.
Your urgent response to this email will help facilitate the onward
delivery of your ATM card to you,
Contact Delivery officer Mrs. Alice Nutter E-mail(mrsalicenutter@gmail.com)
Thanks
Mr.Shagan Abraham
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Shagan Abraham - mrsalicenutter@gmail.com
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Shagan Abraham - mrsalicenutter@gmail.com
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