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James Mark - UBA Bank - jm4130919@gmail.com

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from: UNITED BANK PLC ATM CENTRE DEPARTMENT <westernunio30@gmail.com>
reply-to: jm4130919@gmail.com
date: May 6, 2022, 6:12 AM
subject: VERY URGENT CONTACT UNITED BANK PLC ATM CENTRE DEPARTMENT
mailed-by: gmail.com

Your UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD number (4877 9328 3772 1611) has been approved

Attention:Beneficiary:

This is to let you know that we have received an instruction from the
United Nation by orders of the Ministry of Finance, Federal Republic
of Benin to release your Approved payment of US$1.5Million Dollars
via UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD which you will use to withdraw your US$1.5
Million Dollars from any ATM Machine in any part of the world.

Your UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD number (4877 9328 3772 1611) has been
approved and upgraded in your favor today. The amount upgraded in the
ATM CARD is US$1.5 Million Dollars and your secret pin number is
8041, Right now, Invitation have been extended to you to visit UBA
BANK Benin Republic to collection of your UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD and
PIN NUMBER so that you can activate it by yourself and start
withdrawing funds from any ATM Machine in your country but the amount
you can withdraw in a day is 5,000 USD,But you cannot withdraw the
5,000 USD at once,you can only withdraw 1,000 USD into 5 times as we
have programmed it making it the 5,000 USD.

Alternatively, if you are unable to visit UBA BANK Federal Republic
of Benin for collection of this your UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD and PIN
NUMBER, you must therefore apply for the UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD and
PIN NUMBER to be sent to you via our diplomatic courier service at
your own expenses by offsetting the following payments such as;

1) Clearance fee of the UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD to your address
amounting to US$10 .

2) Insurance Coverage of the UBA BANK ATM VISA CARD amounting to US$5

Both payments totaling the sum of $15 USD must be paid to enable us
ship your ATM VISA CARD to your address as to enable you start
withdrawing your US$1.5 Million Dollars from any ATM machine in any
part of the world. So, if you cannot come to UBA BANK of Federal
Republic of Benin for collection of your ATM VISA CARD, you must
therefore kindly go right now and send this shipment and insurance fee
of $15 USD

You advise you to go straight to the any nearest Apple store buy
iTunes Card OR Google play card of the $15.00 scratched it attached it
with the picture and send it to me immediately.

As soon as the fee is received, we shall immediately dispatch your
ATM VISA CARD to you and it will take only 2 days to arrive to your
address to enable you start withdrawing funds the same day from any
ATM machine nearest to you. Thanks for your good understanding and we
are waiting for your quick reply and the payment information.

REGARDS.
MR. James Mark
UNITED BANK PLC ATM CENTRE DEPARTMENT ,
ADDRESS/ No# 1105 Scoji Expre
EMAIL;(jm4130919@gmail.com )
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