from: moneygram fundrelease2017.18 <moneygrampaymentoffice2017.18@gmail.com>
date: Aug 13, 2021, 10:32 PM
subject: United Bank of Africa UBA Transaction Alert Service
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good Day
I am Mr. johnson james from office of ATM SWIFT CARD department
(UNITED BANK OF AFRICA) we knew is very difficult for you to
understand because you have been long time waiting for your ATM CARD
all the time yet things didn’t work out to your expectation but you
have to understand that your file has not gotten to this office. And
beside most cards are being sent through African and after much
investigation it was resulted that 95% of the ATM CARD was not good
which is the reason the card could not being use. To this effect, the
appropriate authorities Ministry of Economy and Finance Benin republic
under the instruction of the Economic Community of West African States
ECOWAS and the United States Government has decided not to deliver
card to foreign clients through African anymore due to a lot of
complains that beneficiaries are not receiving their payment after
fees has been paid.
This office wants you to understand that everything is in order now
Economic Community Of West African States and American government have
agreed for you to receive your fund (ATM MASTER CARD) through our
(UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA) and the ATM card worth $ 12.5 million dollars
has been dispatch with the PIN code which can be access in your
country without any hindrance or problem. So contact the DHL Courier
Company representative at Greensboro North Carolina United State of
America to enable them delivery the ATM card immediately.
Mr. larry thomas
Phone: +19197516724
DHL Courier Company Representative
Email: dhl.courieroline@outlook.com
Note: that the ATM card worth $ 12.5 million dollars is already in at
the Piedmont Triad International Airport North Carolina United States
of America with the DHL Courier Company so contact them with the above
information with your details as stated below:
Your Full Name:
Address:
Your Age:
Occupation:
Cell/Mobile Number:
Once the ATM card is delivered contact us immediately so we can
release the PIN code and we look forward to hear from you.
Mr. johnson james
Email:moneygrampaymentoffice2017.18@gmail.com
United of Africa Corporate Office Porto-novo Benin Republic.United
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