from: mike 1 <mik896149@gmail.com>
date: Sep 14, 2021, 11:33 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn Beneficiary:
Thanks for your email, you are receiving this email from the office of Mr. Paul Raju, and I am writing to inform you about the World Bank Assisting Project (WBAP) compensation of $12.9 Million Dollars ATM CARD which is ready for delivery once you comply with my direction.
Again I have contacted the DHL on how your CARD will be delivered and I was told that the delivery fee will cost you the sum of $355
Here is the information to send the delivery fee through Western Union or MoneyGram.
Receiver Name== Matt Edward
Country=======Benin Republic
City===========Cotonue
Amount==========$355
MTCN===========
Sender Name========
You Are Required To Send Me The Following Info Below:
Your Full Name:....................
Your Country:......................
your home Address..................
Nearest Airport........................
Your Direct Telephone...................
Once you pay it, kindly send me the payment slip with the information on how you send it, or you go to the shop and buy itum card or google play card or steam wallet card. scratch it and send it here ok
REGARDS.
MR. PAUL RAJU.
On Tuesday, September 7, 2021, 6:47 AM, Mrs. Dorathy Man <melistom6272@gmail.com> wrote:
Congratulations
You are expected to contact (Mr.Paul Raju) for your compensation funds
of US$12.9, from World Bank Assisting Project (WBAP) to the entire
world for their current economic meltdown under The Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and your were lucky to be one of the
people awarded the payment.
kindly contact agent (Mr.Paul Raju) and demand for your valued ATM
Card parcel worth of US$12.9 million dollars so he will direct you on
how to claim your funds .
Contact: Agent mike
Email 1: (mik896149@gmail.com)
Tel: +229 664807737,
You Are Required To Provide Him The Following Info:
Your Full Name:....................
Your Country:......................
your home Address..................
Nearest Airport........................
Your Direct Telephone...................
Indicate to him this code of conduct (Q2A1) while contacting him.
Regards
U.N Representative .
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