from: ATM CARD <infore229@gmail.com>
reply-to: infore229@gmail.com
date: Mar 10, 2021, 10:35 AM
subject: Good Day
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good Day
We have Deposited your ATM CARD with Your initial PIN for immediate use in-regards to your draft that was deposited with our Bank which we expected to hear from you where to send your ATM MASTER CARD. However, you are advised to forward your contact information as below is the full information concerned your ATM
MASTER CARD. Moreover, My name is Mr Larry Diba from the ATM department in UBA Bank Plc Benin republic, and I am here to inform you that a man came to our office this morning and his name is Mr,Joe Richard. He told us that he is your Relation and he said that you are dead. Mr.Joe Richard said that you die two months ago in a car accident on your way going to work and before your death you told him that you have an ATM CARD worth $8.5 million dollars and he came here with $120 dollars the activation fee of the ATM card to activate the ATM card and collect it.
If real you are dead may your soul rest in perfect peace AMEN, but if you are alive please Contact the UBA BANK Director Dr.Ben Uzodinma Mail: (infore229@gmail.com)
Telephone number ( +229 69386951)
If I did not hear from you today Concern your ATM Master Card which means i will believe that you are dead as your Relation said Mr.Joe Richard and hand the ATM card over to him okay. But if you are much alive here is the payment details to send your ATM Master Card activation fee which is only $120 once we
confirm the fee your ATM Card will be process an deliver to you immediately do you understand that, Your activation cost only $120
Receiver name.. Jude Abiko
Country... Republic Benin
City... Cotonou
Amount$120
Sender's name...
Ria Money Mtcn#
Your Full Name,
Your Direct Telephone Number
Your Correct Home Address,
Your Current
Your age
Country
Do have a wonderful day if you are alive but if you are dead may your soul rest in peace (AMEN)
Yours Faithfully
Mr.Larry Diba.
Director Swift ATM Credit Card/ Telex Dept.
UBA Bank Plc Benin Republic
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