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Adams Peter - United Bank For Africa - ubabk930@gmail.com

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from: United Bank for Africa <ubabk930@gmail.com>
date: Feb 11, 2020, 7:59 PM
subject: Attention
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention: \.

The management of this bank is in respect of your message; you are
advice to get back to this bank immediately with the option you choose
for proper process as a follow up to the approval issued to you as the
fund owner.

In line with our allied and banking matters of 1986 section a114, sub
section r1745 as amended in 1996, such inheritance are backed up with
legal procedure paper works from the ministry of justice and other
government parasitical procured and summit to the bank management
before your fund can be allow to transfer to your account

1. CERTIFICATE OF LEGALITY

2. AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIM

We advise that you hasten up and comply with our demands as soon as
possible so as to enable us carry on with the normal process and also
ensure that your fund gets to your designated bank account there in
your country without any further hitch.

We advise you to view the attach files which the copy of your ATM card
and proof of ownership

you are to pay the amount of $250 dollars to complete this payment
immediately, the fees is to produce certificates to back up your fund
before it can be allow to be transfer to you. Respond back as soon as
you receive this message.

You are advised to use the information below in sending for the two
certificates fees of USD $1000 to enable you start receive your
payment before 3 working days,

Receiver Name: Kenneth ibeneme
City: Cotonou
Country: Benin republic, West Africa
Amount: $250

Once again, we say thank you for your maximum co-operation.

Signed,
Management
Mr. Adams Peter
Credit and Telex manager
Benin.
Tel: +229 6270231.
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