from: barristerjohnkoko williames <barristerjohnkokowillions@gmail.com>
date: Jan 4, 2020, 6:09 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Your email information is already with the Federal Reserve bank of
New York and your online
transfer bank website has been opened to able you wire the fund in
your personal bank account but what i need to confirm from you right
now is to know if you have purchase the ebay Gift cards or the Google
Play Cards as the bank instructed to enable me forward your online
bank transfer Username and Password to you right here and to enable
you login your account and make your fund payment transfer of sum
$10.5,million dollars to your personal bank account right now.
Meanwhile here are the website of your fund transfer through UBA
online bank Benin Due Republic
transferred to Federal reserve bank of New York.
However i need your urgent reply right now to release your code and
direction on how you will
transfer the fund to your personal bank account now and to avoid
anymore delays Ok.
Thanks for your urgent response and your payment transfer fund is
completing today once you
follow the instruction by Federal Reserve bank.
Best regard.
Barrister John Koko Williams.
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