from: ATM CARD HEAD OFFICE <atmcardheadoffice45@gmail.com>
date: Apr 8, 2021, 3:03 AM
subject: Dear, Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear, Beneficiary
Regarding the delivery of your compensation fund $900.000.00 ATM VISA Card, In our custody as directed by Managing Director And Chairwoman Of The International Monetary Fund Mrs. Christine Lagarde and UBA Bank of Togo, Your Compensation fund is $900.0000.00 . Already programmed inside an ATM card to withdraw the maximum of $20.000.00 daily to withdraw money from any ATM VISA machine in your country.
We have visited almost all the courier service here and for your ATM Visa card to be registered and delivered to you immediately, and we met DHL courier company this morning for your card delivery, they agreed to deliver your card to your submitted country address.
Therefore, the DHL supply company demands an urgent DELIVERY FEE of 150 Dollars so they can immediately bring the card to your house.
Below is the information to send the fee ($150) via Western union transfer office Ria OR Money Gram.
Recipient Name ::::::::::::: Christine William
Country :::::::::::::::: Republic of Togo
City/Address :::::::::::::: Lome
Amount ::::::::::::::: 150 Dollars
Email us with the MTCN NOW
We advise you to get back to us for further details and delivery to your address personal
Thanks
Best Regard
Dr. Christine William
Atm Card Head Office Togo
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