from: AFRICA DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP <adbg.remitance@outlook.com>
date: Sep 28, 2020, 9:43 AM
subject: Re:
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Attention: Dear Beneficiary,
Kindly, be informed that your Inheritance payment of Us$500.000.00 Million Dollars has been re-scheduled by (IMF) (Compensation) to be transfer to you through a credit Online Bank to Bank Wire transfer, into your nominated account of your choice. this is to avoid any form of delay in the transfer. or those that loose their love one Through the time of Corona Virus.
Contact Development Bank Group with your payment details for the immediate transfer.
DEVELOPMENT BANK ADBG) Foreign Operation Manager: Mr.James Mauer.
Have it in mind that your information is highly protected by this great Bank. We look forward to serving you with the best of our service.
Yours in Service,
Mr. Tam.
Consular,
Payment Coordinator.
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Mr Tam - Africa Development Bank - adbg.remitance@outlook.com
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Mr Tam - Africa Development Bank - adbg.remitance@outlook.com
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