from: daviddanield36 <daviddanield36@gmail.com>
reply-to: www.atmcarddepartment.eco@gmail.com
date: Jul 10, 2021, 6:19 AM
subject: %100 CONFIDED RECEIVING YOUR (ATM CARD)
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn, ,Dear Beneficiary!With due respect I sent you this letter previously without hearing from you, I'm not sureyou got it, and that's why I repeat. Firstly, I am Mr.. johnson wray Youabandoned your One Million five hundred thousand United State dollarswith UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA. What is the reason, who is trying to deceive you?because this is the only authorized bank with Mr johnson wray as the Approvedagent. If you refuse to contact Mr. johnson, the IMF will not allow youto receive payment and you will continue to work with wrong people all the daysof your life with no good news . Your CARD still remains with US herecontact Mr. johnson wray if you care about IMF signature and approval. Approved Agent: Mr johnson wray Bank name: ATM CARD DEPARTMENT infor.atmcarddepartment@ubagroupa.com This is the approved bank from the United Nations, IMF, world bank and ECOWASand without this mentioned bank none of all this agent will support you orapprove payment for you. kindly contact the bank now and receive your ATM card valued 1.5 milliondollars from them without Delay.contacting them, make sure you furnishthem with your delivery details aslisted below to avoid delivery to the wronghand: Your Full Name========================= Your Country of Origin================== Your Home address ==================== Your phone number ==================== Your ID or passport N0 ================== Your satisfaction is our Aims.
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