from: SIR JERRY BRUCE CARTER <sirbrucejohnson@yahoo.com>
reply-to: SIR JERRY BRUCE CARTER <sirbrucejohnson@yahoo.com>
date: Feb 24, 2020, 1:26 PM
subject: Re: Urgent
mailed-by: yahoo.com
Attention:Beneficiary
I am Bruce Johnson, The director of the foriegn operation of
central bank of Nigeria.
My Committe has reviewed your claims for payment according to the laid
down procedures. We are therefore pleased to inform you that your
claims have received necessary authorization and approval for
immediate payment by ATM card.Again, be inform you that the funds
totalling nine hundred and fifty thousand United States Dollars
(US$950,000) being first part payment due to you as calculated
interest on your delayed payement for the period under review
You have been issued an ATM to be delivered direct to you via your
residential or official address. The ATM card is programmed for a
maximum daily withdrawal of US$15,000.Your ATM CARD PIN is included in
the package for activation and withdrawal only by you. The daily
withdrawallLimit is $15,000.00 US per day.The Card is valid till
December 2023.The Total Amount in the ATM Master Card is $950.000.00
(Nine Hundred and Fifty Thousand US Dollars) as approved. You are
advice to forward your detail contact/deliveryinformation to thhe
address below by email for immediate delivery of your card.
Kindly contact:
Polaris Bank .PLC
Contact Person: Mr.Ike Innocent
Executive Director
E-mail: ikeinnocent_org@bk.ru
Phone: Tel:+234-08146894659
Also, kindly confirm the following details about yourself:
(1) Cell Phone Number________________
(2) A copy of ID_____
(3) Country___________________
Kindly note that the freight charge shall be paid by the beneficiary
of the ATM card.
Yours faithfully
Bruce Johnson
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