from: info.firstbank plc <infofirstbankp@gmail.com>
date: Sep 7, 2021, 8:14 AM
subject: Treasury Department, International Wire Transfers, First Bank Nigeria PLC .
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Greetings and compliments,
I am Mr. peter Henry , the Chair person in charge of Treasury Department, International wire transfers of fund from first Bank of Nigeria. You are to reply through this my official email address
because this is to inform you that your fund was brought to my desk because the director & management of the WESTERN UNION & MONEY GRAM transfer have declared to divert your fund to the government treasury account just because you can not pay the wire transfer fee. In reasoning wisely to this complain I told them to wait until I hear from you so that I will know the reason why you decide to reject such amount of money USD$4.5Million which is your rightful & legal overdue inheritance payment just because of transfer fee.
The reason why I sent this email to you is because its your sweat and for this reason you still have this last chance to claim your fund if you can send USD$120.00 today because I have already arranged your wires ready for its daily wires to you but failing to do this, I will allow them to have power over your fund and am very sorry if you failed as this is the last chance.
Therefore, send the USD$120.00 immediately you receive this email today and email your full name and address to me if you want your USD$4.5Million be send to you by western union OR Money gram transfer but the maximum amount officially allow for it per day wire to you is USD$5000.00 per day until you receive your complete USD$4.5Million from here. The second option is for you to send me the full detail of your bank account if you want your fund be fully transfer by direct bank to bank wire transfer to your account at once. After you have send the $120.00 and email me the match numbers, you are to indicate your wish to receive your funds as I have stated above and the funds will be released to you without any hitch.
Here is the world remit or money gram information in the name of my accountant to avoid delay in receiving your fund and remember that I have done my best for you and I will make sure that your wire will begin to be released to you from the moment you sent this $120.00.
Send the $120.00 now and send me email with the world remit match or money gram reference numbers when you send the money.
Receivers Name:..... Nnamdi Iwezor
Address:. Lagos Nigeria
Amount to send: ...$120
SEND MTCN NUMBER....
Send it and email the MTCN control number, amount sent, name and address of sender to me for easy collection and once again remember to reply through this my official email address TAKE NOTE: REPLY ONLY THROUGH THIS
Thanks.
MrS Mary Johnson ,
Treasury Department, International
Wire Transfers, First Bank Nigeria PLC .
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