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Samuel Ogu - Money Transmitter African Banks - DIPSS010@outlook.com

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from: OFFICE OFFICE <DIPSS010@outlook.com>
date: Jul 19, 2020, 11:59 AM
subject: RE: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: outlook.com

Dear Beneficiary
Greetings
Globally, there has been outbreak of corona virus otherwise known as covid-19. it causes illness such as common cold, fever and difficulty in breathing. The virus spreads via droplets produced when an infected person coughs` or sneezes and their droplets land in the mouth or noses of a `nearby people. It can be contacted by touching contaminated surfaces or objects and touching the, nose and mouth.
In allegiance to world health organization {who} and its implementation acts to stem the spread of the corona virus,the IMF have directed that your compensation payment sum of Ten million five hundred thousand united states dollars{USD10,500,000.00} has to be reprogram and credited directly to your credit card or to your existing bank account ATM card designated in your country only .
The idea of this method of payment is to cushion the effect of the traveling restrictions, border closure and unprecedented health situation and global uncertainty as a result of the outbreak of the corona virus. Secondly, to encourage you to adopt electronic transaction channels, instead of going to a physical to country of your fund origin or to affiliate offshore office for attestation, as research suggests that while viruses survive on most surfaces for around 48 hours, paper money can transport a live flu virus for up to 17 days. Complete and return the attach form to our corporate e-mail address if this payment platform meet your approval.
Be assured that as a responsible organization, we will continue to do all we can to keep you safe and protect your payment from the speculated global recession after the covid -19 lock down. We are optimistic that by working together and caring for one another we will
get through this challenging time together.
Thank you and stay safe
Yours faithfully.
Mr.Samuel Ogu
Money Transmitter Regulators on African banks
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