from: World-remit Super-center <edward.dua3@gmail.com>
reply-to: worldremitsuperc118@gmail.com
date: May 18, 2020, 3:59 PM
subject: YOUR WORLD-REMIT BONUS OF THE YEAR
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World-remit Super-center
Address: Plot 36, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Way Central Business District,Cadastral Zone,Abuja, Federal Capital Territory,Nigeria P.M.B. 0187,Garki Abuja.Nigeria
Contact Mrs.Yakubu M.Favour, on Email: worldremitsuperc118@gmail.com
Call or Text us @ (+234) 9019483496
Congratulations Dear Esteemed Customer,
Be informed that Your $500,000 bonus winning of the year is out and you can either choose to be receiving $2,500 daily or We issue you a World-remit gift card loaded with your full payment of $500,000 today. All you ought to do is to send us the below requested details to enable us proceed with your transfer today before it will be too late.
Please send us:
Your Receiver name:
Address:
Direct Telephone Number:
Country
State
City
As soon as we received the above details we shall proceed with your transfer immediately & send your payment details/slip for confirmation. Kindly help and assist us in the fight against spam by adding this code of conduct in every email conversations to differentiate between our email and any other third party.
Our Code Of Conduct is World-remit Super-center COVID-19 winning Bonus(Palliative).
As Your total bonus here is $500,000 (Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ) and the maximum amount you will be receiving per day is $2,500, you are expected to pay for your service charge of $370 (Three Hundred and Seventy Dollars),Thank You.
Note!!! For us to make sure your first $2,500 is send to you today,You are advised to provide the above information here on email or as a text to our above phone number with your details so that we will proceed and be ready for the service charge to enable your first payment to be remitted and send to you right now.
Kindly help and assist us in the fight against spam by adding this code of conduct in every email conversations to differentiate between our email and any other third party. # Our Code Of Conduct is World-remit Super-center COVID-19 winning Bonus(Palliative)..
If You receive this message in spam, kindly know that it is a network problem.
Thanks for patronizing World-remit.
I wait for your immediate response,
Yours in Service.
Yakubu M. Favour.
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