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James Simpson - US Embassy - citibankn478@gmail.com

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from: Mr James Simpson <obmw251@gmail.com>
reply-to: citibankn478@gmail.com
date: Dec 12, 2025, 8:46 AM
subject: Attention,
mailed-by: gmail.com

U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs Washington , DC 20520
Greeting from USA Embassy,

Attention,

This is to notify you that your ATM card has been in our custody
Jackson Atalanta international Airport USA waiting for your comply
before the delivery will be effected to your delivery address. We have
been waiting for you to contact us regarding your $8.5Million which is
in ATM card which DHL Express supposed to deliver to you which was on
hold by US Department of State Bureau and requesting for clearance
certificate which will be obtain from the origination of the
$8.5Million which is in ATM card before it will be released.

After the meeting held by our board of directors which was concluded
that the delivery of your ATM card to your address must be completed
within 24-hours upon your comply to our requirement which is by
sending Itunes Card of $25.00 Dollars to obtain the needed certificate
and effect the delivery of your ATM card immediately.

Note that your $8.5Million which is in ATM card has been arrived in US
Jackson Atalanta Airport and waiting to receive clearance certificate
before the gate pass is given for final delivery of your ATM card to
your address bellow.

Note that you are expected to pay only $25.00 Itunes card for
clearance certificate and you are to pay it here as the origination of
the $8.5Million which is in ATM card in favor of Itunes Card $25
Itunes card or stem wallet our accountant officer in USA Send the
$25.00 through Itunes Card or stem wallet once you receive this mail
with the information below for immediate release of your $8.5Million
which is in ATM card,

Send Itunes Card or stem wallet $25.00 for the fee or use information
send it from

Once you send the money, try to notify us with the information or
SCANNER itunes card for easy to pick up and immediate action on the
release of your $8.5Million which is in ATM card Please treat this as
matter of urgency .

Note that any uncial ATM card will be return to DHL Express courier
company ltd after 4 days.So you are urgently advise to comply with our
demand fee $25 so that we will release your $8.5Million which is in
ATM card immediately with your address

Full Name...
Your City...
Your Phone Numbers..
Your Address...
Your country....

Mr James Simpson
Public Relation Officer United State Embassy.
Call after the send fee $25.00 by Itunes card or stem wallet
FROM UNITED STATE EMBASSY.
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