from: SENATE AD-HOC COMMITTEE <estherwilliamslawoffice@gmail.com>
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date: Oct 15, 2021, 2:32 AM
subject: SENATE AD-HOC COMMITTEE
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Senate Ad-Hoc Committee
On International Payment:
File No:NSKXX820955:
Attention
Due to much fee/charges been demanding by the
banks,ministry's,e.t.c.The senate Ad-hoc committee on international
payments, have passed a bill that all pending payments shall be paid
to the beneficiaries VIA GLOBAL ATM MASTER CARD or VIA CRYPTOCURRENCY
(BITCOIN WALLET) depend on the choice of the beneficiary.You are
advise to urgently stipulate your choice of payment from the 2 options
giving herein and get back to us as soon as possible,for possible
crediting of your fund on either global atm master card or on your
bitvoin wallet which you will provide.
You are advise to desist from communicating with who ever that might
contact you for your fund payment because they are scammers and we are
seriously investigating them both home and abroad through the
assistance of, FBI,CIA and INTERPOL.Do not make any payment to any
office,person/persons,banks they are fake banks,fake offices,fake
person/persons.Our investigation have shown that you have been
contacting scammers for your payment believing that you are dealing
with the right and genuine bank,person/persons,offices.For your own
good and protection,desist from further communication with them, to
avoid more lose.
Note:When you make your choice of payment from this 2 options,you are
required to forward the following information that will help us credit
your money on any of your choice payment.
1)Your names in Full
2)Your Nationality
3)Your phone Number
4)Your Age
5)Your Occupation
6)Your contact address
7)Your Identification Prove
Signed
Senate Ad-hoc Committee
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