from: Mathew Wood <mathewwood31331@gmail.com>
date: Nov 30, 2020, 10:23 AM
subject: Re: Call me through This Telephone +229 98495598
mailed-by: gmail.com
Call me through This Telephone +229 98495598
Attn Sole Beneficiary
I hereby to inform you that the United Bank of Africa has concluded
after the general meeting with World Bank Executives that you will
receive your inheritance sum of USD$20 Million at Atm Visa Card today
and that when you receive your Atm Visa card, you will pay to release
your PIN code to you, so when your Atm Visa card is delivered, be
aware that i will be back to check with the bank what the cost will
be, while the bank will contact you directly to provide the ( PIN
Codes) for the security purposes.
Now the bank had reloaded your USD$20 Million sum and was hoping to
attach the bank statement copy upon reconfirming the necessary
details, however, according to what the United Bank of Africa said
that you can withdraw USD$50 to activate your atm visa card for the
circulation of these total sum of the fund on the international global
reloaded proxy server that reloaded these USD$20 Millions, so, to my
knowledge, instead of withdrawing USD$50 when you receive your Atm
Visa card, kindly withdraw USD$100 to activate your atm Visa card for
these circulation of the total sum to be made quickly from the atm
machine and contact me to inform the bank, These Speed Trust Courier
and Dhl Courier are (2) major couriers that mentioned for the delivery
of your sealed atm visa card as this is the fastest couriers here and
are the same protocols.
It's just SPEED TRUST COURIER Shipping fees cost of $505 you can
afford and send it via Ria Money Transfer to get your atm Visa card in
hand today given to your hands and i promise that it will be delivered
with your tracking number to your home address.
Your delivery information is necessary to prevent incorrect delivery;
please provide these details before i shall be providing you the
receiver's name of the Speed Trust Courier.
Your full name......................
Your country..................
Your phone is currently the phone......................
Your delivery address.............................
Your age.............
Your gender............
Thank you for your understanding and corporation.
Greetings,
Mr. Mathew Wood
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