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Dr Gomez Ramirez - Wells Fargo - dr.gomez_ramirez@aol.com

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from: Dr.Gomez Ramirez <imffbi656@gmail.com>
reply-to: dr.gomez_ramirez@aol.com
date: Mar 30, 2021, 8:04 AM
subject: Attention Please
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention Please

Having reviewed all the obstacles and problems surrounding the
transfer of your fund($1.2 Million) One Million two Hundred and
United States Dollars and your inability to meet up with some charges
levied against you due to the past transfer options,we the Board of
Directors, Wells Fargo Bank (WFB) have ordered our Foreign Payment
Remittance Unit to issue you a VISA CARD where your payment will be
uploaded.

Today, we got the notice that your Payment has been uploaded into
this VISA CARD and also have registered it with DHL Courier And
Delivery Company. For your information, The delivery charges have
been paid and they are supposed to have shipped your packaged (ATM
CARD) but they insisted that you must re-confirm to them your current
delivery address to ensure accurate Delivery.

MOST IMPORTANTLY: Due to the content of the package, DHL courier mandated
that before your package will be shipped, a Stamp Duty MUST be procured
according to the New Shipping Creed on all packages leaving here .The
essence of such Document is to ensure a hitchfree delivery and the amount of the
Stamp Duty Fee is $50 steam wallet card or Google play card When this is done,
DHL Courier will issue you with the tracking numbers for your package
before the
shipping commences .

Therefore reconfirm your current delivery address. Do not forget that
this $50 steam wallet card or Google play card is all that you should
send to them, the rest of the fees have been paid.Finally, for security
reasons, and considering the huge amount the ATM Card contains, the package
was coded thus,

Registraion Ref: DHLex/atm/100.

SEND IT THROUGH STEAM WALLET CARD OR GOOGLE PLAY CARD

This is the code number that you will send to the courier company
while contacting them, and the courier company is not aware what the
content of the package is. We told them that it contained some
very vital official documents being sent to an offshore staff. Do not
reveal the content of the package to the courier company or any body
for security purposes. The information of the courier company is
here-by given below,

1. Your full name:
2. Your physical address
3. Your house phone:
4. Your cellphone:
DHL Courier And Delivery Company

Please hurry now as your package might incurr demurrage if it stays
more than 3 days with DHL Courier Services

Thanks,
Dr.Gomez Ramirez
ATM Department Manager
dr.gomez_ramirez@aol.com
WELLS FARGO BANK USA.
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