from: Sgt, Dame Pere Jeanne <mrsjudyfreeman46@gmail.com>
reply-to: sgtdameperejeanne@outlook.com
date: May 19, 2020, 10:36 PM
subject: We Are Mandated To Release Your ATM CARD
mailed-by: gmail.com
From The Desk of
Sgt, Dame Pere Jeanne.
UNICEF Avenue CENSAD - Face à
Bénin Marina Hotel Cotonou,
Republic of Benin
Tel: +229-908-827-02
Attention: Beneficiary: ,
This is to congratulate you for scaling through the hurdles of
screening by the board of directors of this payment task force. Your
payment file was approved and the instruction was given to us to release
your payment and activate your ATM Visa card for use.
Your name appeared among the beneficiaries who will receive the sum of
$2.5Million USD, Credited to Online Bank ATM Card account that was set
up for you in the Bank and it has been approved for immediate delivery
to you.
The first batch of your card which contains US$2.5Million. has been
activated and is the total fund loaded inside the card. Your fund
which is in total sum US$2.5Million. will come to you through
ATM CARD delivery to your door-step without any further delay.
I need you to send us a scanned copy of your Id I wait the
payment information to enable us proceed for the delivering
of your ATM Visa Card. And when sending the payment information
also reconfirm to us your full home address were the delivery
company will deliver the Card to you to avoid any mistake
on the delivery.
1) Your Name:.................................................................
2) Your Address:..............................................................
3) Your Telephone:.............................................................
4) Your Identification:........................................................
5) Your Age:..............................................................
6) Your Occupation:..........................................
Upon the receipt of your details i shall inform you what next to do
to enable us bring this transaction to an end, and for you to start
making use of your ATM CARD
Thank you and have a wonderful day.
Best Regards
Sgt, Dame Pere Jeanne.
UNICEF Avenue CENSAD - Face à
Bénin Marina Hotel Cotonou,
Republic of Benin
Tel: +229-908-827-02
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