from: Fred Director <fred.director@aol.com>
date: Jun 1, 2020, 6:16 PM
subject: follow the process
mailed-by: gmail.com
We are solicitors working as representative solicitors to the United Nations, In the course of a recently concluded 2019 investigations and subsequent arrests of suspected fraudsters and scammers in African region, in collaboration of the present government of Nigeria, Benin Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, South Africa ,India, European Members State,USA, ETC. the UN security operatives have so far arrested and prosecuted over 300 government and banking officials and arrest is still going on.
So far, the UN security operative has also recovered about $5.1 Billion from both cash in accounts and properties and assets confiscated.
It is from the address books of the arrested officials that your email address was recovered.
Right now, the United Nations (UN) and their African Union (AU) counterpart is paying sum of $1.2m compensation to those whose emails addresses and other personal data are recovered from these arrested officials, and also paying full contract or inheritance and wining amounts to those with provable information qualifying them as genuine contractors and beneficiaries of funds in the affected African countries and European Nations.
We have concluded to effect your payment of $1.2m through ATM card delivery, but the maximum amount you will be receiving each day starting from is $2500 daily until the funds is completely transferred.
Your ATM CARD delivery will cost you the sum of $750.00 only this is the only money you will pay to have your ATM CARD delivered to your doorstep.
Waiting to hear from you
Stay safe
Corona virus is real
Sincerely
Mr. Fred green
Director foreign ATM CARD delivery department UBA
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Fred green - UBA Bank - fred.director@aol.com
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