from: Bank Of Africa <nightbenn@gmail.com>
reply-to: bankofafricabenin@fastservice.com
date: Jan 27, 2021, 9:07 PM
subject: RE: $2.5 Million, ATM Master Card Payment
mailed-by: gmail.com
From Desk Of Rev.Jim Ovia BOA BENIN (Bank Of Africa), Agence Centrale,
Address: Avenue Clozel, Guinkomey, Cotonou
Hours: Open ⋅ Closes 5PM
Online Banking Department
RE: $2.5 Million, ATM Master Card Payment
Dear Fund Beneficiary,
This is the 3rd time i am sending you this notification letter
regarding your abandoned ATM Master Card valued sum of US$2.5 Million
and i have not received any positive response from you or making a
suggestion on how you wish to receive your ATM Card. Once again; I am
Rev.Jim Ovia, the new director ATM Head of Bank Of Africa, I resumed
this office on the 4th of January 2021 and during my official research
I discovered an abandoned ATM Master card valued sum of $2.5 Million
belonging to you as the rightfully intimate beneficiary.
I tried to know why this card has not been released to you but I was
told by the Union management that the former director ATM head of
operation who left this office four months ago withheld your card for
his own personal use without knowing that his evil plans towards
diverting your fund will be discovered.
Now that your ATM Master card is still available and ready for your
receiving, therefore you can come down here to our bank to pick up
your card direct from my office or alternatively it can be arranged
ship to your address through any registered reliable courier service
company that you will take care of the courier charge, hope it is
cleared and accepted by you?
I don't know the courier cost of shipping the card to you but if you
permit me and accept the terms, then I can make an inquiry from the
courier shipping company to find out the cost, but in that case you
will be required to forward to me your address where you want to
receive the card to enable me find out the shipping cost to your
location. Your direct telephone number and address will be needed and
more details of your ATM card payment will be made known to you as
soon as I receive your swift positive response.
Thanks for your co-operation and I wait for your kind positive response.
Yours Faithfully,
Rev.Jim Ovia
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