from: Dr.Alvina Hernandez <samuelisaac541@gmail.com>
reply-to: johnsonbonnie645@gmail.com
date: Oct 15, 2021, 9:32 AM
subject: Your Urgent Attention,
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FROM GOVERNMENT HOUSE BENIN WEST AFRICAN ECOWASTHE DEPARTMENT OF
GOVERNMENT HOUSE. OFFICE ALLOCATION 7812 Parakuo Office Old Road
Avenue Benin. MOTTO/ TO SERVE THE COUNTRY WITH HUMILITY AND UNITY.
PRESIDENT OF BENIN, DR.ALVINA HERNANDEZ.
Your Urgent Attention,
Officially Letter From His Excellency Dr.Alvina Hernandez, the President
Of Benin Republic. I personal hereby announcing to you once again that
your $10.5 Million US Dollars payment file has been RETRIVED from
CERTIFIED CHEQUE to ATM VISA CARD. Because I went to the bank to
confirm if the Cheque has expired or getting near to expire and
Mr.Mohamedi Laborta the Director of Financial Trust Bank told me that
before the cheque will get to your hand that it will expire. So I told
him to cash the money and credit the money to ATM VISA CARD to avoid
losting this funds.
Infact I thank God very much for all the movement I made, every thing
goes normally.The ATM CARD file was forward to Head Office-Bank Of America,
N.A California for them to pay you $10.5 Million US Dollars through
their ATM card from their bank in California USA. We would have moved
the fund to your account direct but due to your silent we couldn' t
make it due to how urgent it was because fund was at the stage of
confiscating into our government treasury department but I personal
say no that you will not loss your $10.5 Million US Dollars as far as I
am the president of this country Benin, here I make effort to forward
your $10.5 Million US Dollars to Bank Of America, N.A CALIFORNIA, to be sure
you claim your fund. As matter of facts all necessary fees that
concerned this fund in Africa/Benin has been paid already.
But the only money that you will pay is the sum of $50.00 for the
Benin attorney general to signed the fund release order and send over
Mr.James Timothy Bank Of America, N.A. USA, California for immediate
release the $10.5 Million US Dollars.
The wiring details is stated below or iTunes card or Ria or Steam Wallet:
Receiver ' s Name: SANDRA NEKA
Country. = =Benin Republic
City = = = Cotonou
Test Question,= In God
ANswer = = =We Trust
Amount: $50 Dollars Only.
But unfortunately your closest friend Mrs.Janet Frederick contact the
Mr. James Talon yesterday requesting to claim your $10.5 Million US
Dollars and she said you sent her to receive your $10.5 Million US
Dollars in her own bank account which she also submitted, because you
are servicing LIFE IMPRISONMENT and need the fund to hire an attorney
who will bail or release you. So is it true?. What happened that lead
you to Life Imprisonment? Please we real want to know what is going on
because your silent is almost convinced us that Mrs J.Frederick is
saying the truth.
Well, if she lied against you, kindly contact your account officer/the
person in charge of your Paym ent file in Bank Of America, N.A California
in HIS BELOW CONTACT DETAILS with your full personal information As
SUCH AS below to proof you are a free person. And note that your fund
is no more in Africa but in USA.
Bank name: Bank Of America, N.A. USA, California.
His name: Dr.Alvina Hernandez,
Private Email: johnsonbonnie645@gmail.com
Address: 420 Montgomery St, 7th Floor, San Francisco CA 94104 USA ,
Contact him with a reconfirmation of your below details again as proof.
Your Full name:. . .
Your House Address:. .
Your Mobile No:. .
Your Occupation:. .
Your Passport or I.D. Number:. .
Your Second Email address:. .
We are looking forward to hear you contact the him.
Best Regards:
Sincerely,
Dr.Alvina Hernandez,
President of Benin Republic
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