from: Mr. Abdoulaye Yacouba <isiala329@gmail.com>
reply-to: abdoulayeyacouba.scb@atomicmail.io
date: Apr 20, 2026, 4:02 AM
subject: Re: Attention:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Esteemed Customer
This is to bring to your notice that we have completed all evaluations on the payment of your funds through ATM Debit Card Number: 4446 6667 7889 9999 Valued at (US$5.500,000.00) Five Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars Only, has been issued and activated, therefore you have to start making withdrawals with your ATM CARD within the next 7 days otherwise, it will automatically dis-activate if not used after 7days of issue, otherwise, you will need to pay extra cost to reactivate it.
Attached a Remittance ATM Debit Card Approval Form in order for you to fill and return it back for immediate processing of your ATM CARD.
You are advised that a maximum withdrawal value of $2,500 USD is permitted on withdrawal per day. We are duly inter-switched; therefore you can make withdrawal in any location of ATM Center and cash point of your choice, your Secret Pin Number is 6312
The swift card has been specially prepared to enable you to withdraw your money in any ATM machine in any part of the world, but the maximum is Two Thousand Five hundred Dollars Only per day, due to security reasons.
Looking forward to your urgent response and Congratulations. Please immediately you receive this mail and get back to me via this Email: abdoulayeyacouba.scb@atomicmail.io
You are requested to reconfirm your residential or business address / a Copy of Identification card and Whats App number for effective communication
Mr. Abdoulaye Yacouba
Standard Chartered Bank (SCB)
Int'l Payment Director
Email: abdoulayeyacouba.scb@atomicmail.io
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