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Antonio Obueno - British High Commission - antoniobueno44444@gmail.com

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from: Antoni Obueno <antoniobueno44444@gmail.com>
date: Jul 24, 2021, 6:18 AM
subject: Your ATM CARD.
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention: Dear Email Owner,

The BRITISH High Commission in Nigeria, Benin Republic, Ghana and
Burkina Faso received a report of scam against you and other
British/US citizens and Malaysia, Etc. The countries of Nigeria, Benin
Republic, Burkina Faso and Ghana have recompensed you following the
meeting held with the four countries' Government and various countries
high commission for the fraudulent activities carried out by the four
countries' Citizens.

Meanwhile your name was among those scammed as listed by the West
Africa Financial Intelligent Unit (WAFIU). Compensation has been
issued out in ATM MASTER CARDS valued sum of $850,000.00 ( Eight
Hundred and Fifty Thousand United States Dollars ) to all the affected
victims and has already been in distribution to all the bearers. Your
ATM CARD was among those that were reported undelivered as of today
and we wish to advise you to seek to the proper instructions of the
Committee to make sure you receive your foundation immediately.West
Africa Financial Intelligent Unit (WAFIU) further told us that the use
of Ghana and Benin Republic banks was abolished due to interception
activities noticed in the above mentioned institutions in Benin
Republic. The four countries thereby have made a concrete arrangement
with the DHL Courier Company for a safe delivery to your door-step
once the beneficiary meets up the demand of the conveyance. We advise
that you do the needful to ensure the WAFIU endorse your payment as
soon as possible.

Contact the office of the consular for an advice on how your
recompense will be delivered to you.

Contact Person:
Name: Barrister Godwin Martins.
Contact E-mail Address ( barrgmartins@aol.com )
Office Telephone +234 80 690 130 84
CHAMBER NUMBER.2103VC.

You are assured of the safety of your ATM CARD and availability upon
delivery and be advised that you should stop further contacts with all
the fake people and fake security companies, scammers Banks who are in
collaboration scammed you.Finally you are require to furnish us with
the following details for immediate delivery of your ATM Master Card
to your address hitch free.

Full Name.............
Home/Office Address......
Country..............
Marital status............
Sex...............
Occupation/profession........
Mobile number........
Age..............
A copy of your identification is also needed

Contact immediately with the necessary information requested for
excellent delivery OK.
Congratulations!

Best Regards
Mr Antonio Obueno
FROM BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION OFFICE
NIGERIA
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