from: Mumba <kigunduronald644@gmail.com>
reply-to: dhlcouriercompany@dhlcouriercom1.wecom.work
date: Feb 1, 2023, 5:28 AM
subject: Dear ORDERING BENEFICIARY
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear ORDERING BENEFICIARY
APPROVED PAYMENT OF $55MILLION DOLLARS
NOTE THAT WE PAY VIA , ATM MASTER CARD
Be inform that the sum of $55 MILLION DOLLARS have been approved in
your name by BRITISH GOVERNMENT and UGANDA GOVERNMENT respectively
after a closed door meeting this morning as compensation as a result Uganda
Government have instructed [Absa Bank Uganda Limited} to handle and transfer
the $55 MILLION DOLLARS COMPENSATION WITH OUT DELAY IN YOUR NAME}and
you are going to received this fund via ATM master card.
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Note that this paying bank will provide all the necessary documents
that will cover your fund to avoid stop order by any security agent
anywhere in the world but the only charges required from you is the
sum of $100 for {FUND CLEAN BILL DELIVERY PERMIT CERTIFICATE
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Note that iam worried about the information reaching my office last
night stated that you died last week as a result of {CORONAS VIRUS
INFECTION IN {NEW YORK HOSPITAL, ARE YOU STILL ALIVE.
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Confirm to me the following details if you are still alive
1 Full Name
2. Address
3. Phone Number
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I advise you to send the fee {$100 for {FUND CLEAN BILL DELIVERY PERMIT
CERTIFICATE by western union, money gram or world remit to the receiver's
details below or buy Apple iTunes card or steam wallet gift card.
Receivers Name: Faridah Nakiwala
Country: Uganda
City: Kampala
Address: Kampala market road Uganda
Test Q: God?
Answer: Bless
Amount: $100.dollars only
Mtcn number.........
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Best Wishes,
Mumba Kalifungwa; Managing Director and CEO
Absa Bank Uganda Limited
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