from: John Gabriel Ajayi <maryanderson27655@gmail.com>
reply-to: ofile145@aol.com
date: Nov 24, 2025, 7:20 AM
subject: Attn, Winner, Thank you.
mailed-by: gmail.com
FCMB INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
Headquater Coca-Cola Bottling Company B.S.A.
Place de la Nation, Immeuble sedou simpara P.O.Box: BPE.2019
Cotonou Benin Republic, West Africa.
Rue:98 Porte:222 Lafiabougou Benin Cotonou
E-mail; ofile145@aol.com
Attn, Winner, Thank you.
Your e-mail account has been listed among the end of the year winning promotion award 2025 which you won the sum of $500,000.00 and other winning prize items such as (1) Apple iPod (2) TV Samsung 65 " LED Smart TV (3) Dell Laptop from Coca-Cola Bottling Company in conjunction with Chevron Texaco Oil and Gas Company via a Lottery Fiduciary Claim Agent.
This fund is from Coca-Cola Bottling Company in conjunction with Chevron Texaco Oil and Gas Company via a Lottery Fiduciary Claim Agent, signifying that you are the rightful winner of this End-of-Year Online Lottery Award Promo selected randomly as powered by the Coca-Cola Bottling and Chevron Texaco Oil and Gas Company. The main aim of this promo is to advertise the Coca-Cola Bottling Company product worldwide most especially in, Benin Republic, Ghana, Togo and Lagos Nigeria. Your e-mail address was among the 13 lucky email addresses randomly selected online as one of the lucky email address to be issued with the sum of $500,000.00 usd. We have decided to send your winning price of $500,000.00 through DHL Express Delivery Service in an ATM Master Card. What you have to do now is to pay the acceptance fee of $55.00 USD only for immediate dispatch of the Card to your residential address. For your information, We the Lottery Fiduciary Company has paid the Security Keeping fee & Vat fees; you will have to pay a sum of $55.00 USD to us (Coca-Cola Bottling Company) being payment for the Acceptance Fee of the Lottery Award Promo.
Make the payment via western Union, Money-gram or Walmart to Walmart with our cashier's details on request
Receiver's name: CHIADON OLGA PATRICIA KOUASSI
Country: Benin Republic
City: Cotonou
Amount: $55
To enable us register your winning fund with the Federal Express Delivery Service, we shall need your details as explained below.
Full Name:
Delivering Address:
Country:
Phone Number:
Occupation:
Sex:
Age:
E mail:
A copy of your passport or ID card:
As soon as we receive your information above, we will proceed on your payment without any further delay. Note that an ATM Master Card will be issued to you once the fee is paid by you. The Winning fund will be converted into this Card to enable you withdraw funds at any nearest any ATM machine in your country immediately without any further delay.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Your urgent response is needed along with your information and the payment of $55.00 USD for immediate delivery of your card and other items to your door step.
Yours In Service,
John Gabriel Ajayi,
Director General,
Thanks for using UBA Deposit Card.
Your code number is : (LFC.9200)
Authorize by United Nation.
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John Gabriel Ajayi - FCMB International - ofile145@aol.com
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