from: Dimiter Attouchy <mrdimiterttouchy2730@gmail.com>
date: Feb 29, 2020, 3:08 PM
subject: The Release of your $6.300 000 00, Million U.S Dollars (including interest).
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The Release of your $6.300 000 00, Million U.S Dollars (including interest).
You have been listed by the Federal Government of Benin among the people they are owing for this fiscal year 2019, that could not claim their over due payment and my Bank has been mandated to pay you immediately. After proper verification of your payment we discovered that the only reason why you have not receive your funds since is because you have not sign the original documents of your payment from our Federal High Court of Benin Republic which is against our law to pay a person without signing any Authority to Remit agreement documents and fill the form from our Federal High Court to proof that the money you are about to receive, is well legitimate and confirmed from Government of Benin Republic,
and there is no way you will receive Millions of Dollars without signing any original pepper works documents from (FHCT) Please stop blaming Benin Government for not releasing your funds since because you are the caused of your problem for not signing these original documents. The people that have contacted you before do not know anything about this your outstanding payment.
To forestall this, security for your funds was organized in the form of your personal Identification number (PIN) ATM CARD and this will enable only you to have direct Control over your funds in the ATM CARD an irrevocable payment guarantee has been issued by the Presidency, Federal Republic of Benin on your Payment. However, we are happy to inform you that based on our recommendation/instructions, your complete funds has bee credited in your favor through ATM VISA CARD. You are therefore advice to contact the ATM Card payment center with the following information as stated below::
1. YOUR FULL NAME.
2. YOUR HOME ADDRESS (P.O BOX NOT ACCEPTABLE)
3. YOUR AGE AND CURRENT OCCUPATION,
4. PHONES AND FAX NUMBER,
5. YOUR COUNTRY
Note: you are advice to furnish Mr. Dimiter Attouchy, with your correct and valid details. Also be informed that the amount to be paid now is ($6.300,000,00 usd, Six million three hundred thousand united states dollars only) through our Bank, Societe Generale Bank Benin
If however this Email address is not belong to you, kindly delete this message from your mailbox, and pretend that we never contacted you, because we shall continue our research until we get the owner of this Email address, thanks for your understanding.
Yours Faithfully.
Mr. Dimiter Attouchy
Director ATM Department. Societe
Generale Bank Benin
E-mail: (mrdimiterttouchy2730@gmail.com)
Phone:+229-67590543
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