from: info.firstbank plc <infofirstbankp@gmail.com>
date: Jun 29, 2021, 2:26 PM
subject: First Bank PLC
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention Please, to
We the First Bank PLC anti-fraud unit want to find out how far have you gone with Barrister Johnson as we contacted him this morning and we requested the document and he said that he is still waiting to hear from you. So kindly contact him immediately or call him as I told you before that we don't need any money in this transaction except this document and once this document is obtained then we will go ahead and release your fund. Kindly reconfirm your bank details again as we don't want to make any mistake again, we want to release your transfer immediately this document is in our office. Remember that we have given you 14 working days to provide this document. I have already sent the 50% of the lawyer fee to Barrister Johnson, if you have the other 50% then kindly let me know so that I can put pressure on him to get this document as I know that he is a busy man. Don't miss this opportunity because opportunity comes only once in a lifetime.
Regards
Mr. Paul Martins
Anti-Fraud Unit
First Bank PLC
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