from: john newman <jn07264@gmail.com>
date: Jul 14, 2020, 4:02 AM
subject: Congratulations.....
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention
PAYMENT NOTIFICATION VIA AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE (ATM) CARD. :USD$25 MILLION.
Dear Beneficiary,
We write to notify you that we have received a pre-advice/payment instruction MOU
last week from the United Nations,World Bank, and The International Monetary Fund, to credit your nominated Bank account within 48hrs.
We are in agreement with the above mentioned organizations,to send an Automatic Teller Machine (ATM)Card to you on an agreed date.
In an online survey recently conducted by a team of experts sponsored by the above
mentioned international institutions on internet users online behaviors and attitude,
your email address was found among a few email addresses that has never been
reported or used for spam or other criminal activities,after also monitoring your personal
lifestyle with the aid of our international corespondents and finding out that you are indeed of good behavior and not a criminal,we decided to hand over this fund to you.
On receiving this fund we shall hand over to you a shortlist of private researchers
whose bank account you shall credit periodically to enable them proceed with
the search for the root cause and total cure for Covid 19, breast cancer,hepatitis,kidney, and liver failures.
Be informed that we shall proceed to send the US D$25 Million to you via Automatic Teller Machine (ATM)card that will be delivered to your
destination upon the reconfirmation of the following:
1:Your real name as you would like it to appear in the payment
schedule:
2:Your Delivery Address.(Very Important):
3:Your Bank Name.
5:Your own direct Tel and fax numbers:
6:Profession:
7:Age:
Send your details and your direct Cell/mobile numbers to:
dzedfoundations@protonmail.ch for further communication.
NOTE: KEEP EVERY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS MAIL CONFIDENTIAL TO AVOID COUNTER CLAIM.
Your immediate respond is urgently needed.
Thanking you for your patience and cooperation.
Regards: John. on behalf of The UN,The WB and The IMF.
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Jown Newman - UN WB IMF - jn07264@gmail.com
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