from: WORLD BANK <onowestsider1@gmail.com>
reply-to: worldbank.worldwide01@gmail.com
date: Aug 17, 2020, 7:42 PM
subject: PAYMENT DEPARTMENT WORLD BANK
mailed-by: gmail.com
This notification is coming to you from the Payment Committee Office.
I have a great news for you, The good news is that your funds worth
millions of USD In an ATM Master card has been cancelled Ordered by
Board of Directors and Court which will come to you through bank
transfer issued by (World BANK) for immediate Transfer of your fund,
This payment instruction is from United Nations Board of Directors and
High Court Of Justice for smooth transfer of your compensation funds.
Note, The United Nations Board of Directors decided to compensate you
as a scam victim. It's a United Nations scam victim compensation 2020
project and 2021 project. I can assure you that all the necessary
arrangements have been made in your favor and successfully transfer of
your money into your personal bank account. It is already loaded in
your World Bank Account which you have full access to and you can
transfer your fund any time you want to any bank of your choice.
Kindly provide the below details in your response to this email to
enable us commence with your transfer as soon as we can.
1. ID Photo.....................
2. Home Address:................
3. Full name:...................
4. State:.......................
5. County:......................
6. Phone Number:................
7. Valid Email Addresses:.......
8. Age & sex....................
WORLD BANK CONTACT EMAILS
( worldbank.worldwide@aol.com )
( customer-care@worldbngroup.com )
( worldbankgroup@worldbngroup.com )
Regards
PAYMENT DEPARTMENT
WORLD BANK WORLD-WIDE
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