from: Mr Peter Ulako <tonymark239@gmail.com>
reply-to: bankofa27@gmail.com
date: Jan 12, 2022, 4:52 AM
subject: Bank Of Africa (UBA),Transfer Fund
mailed-by: gmail.com
Atten Now,
This is Hon. Frank Jerry, of Central bank of Africa Nigeria contact
phone number;+2347033621202.I honestly want to inform you that ICICI
bank India/Bank of America and Saudi Arabia
returned your sum of $1.9Million USD to the United Bank Of Africa
(UBA) Federal Republic of Nigeria here Contact Person is Dr.MOLA TERRY
Tel +22998608997 Email:(bankofa27@gmail.com)if you know That you are
ready to receive this fund the sum of $1.9Million USD try to send your
full Information to us today both your Account Number and others
information.
Remember that the fee you can pay before the $1.9Million USD will
arrive to your account is Activation fee of your Account, So the cost
of the activation fee of your Account is $25 Only.we are giving you
only today January 12th to Complete this transaction,after today this
$1.9Million USD will be Cancel that is Final stop,if you not ready do
not bother yourself to contact or Call.try to ask us where you can
send the activation fee of $25 for your Account, OR you can buy Google
Play Card or iTunes gift card of $25 and send it Today.
(1) Full names
(2) Country:
(3) Age:
(4) Home address:
5, Telephone No:
6, Your Account Number:
7.Your Occupation:
Routing Number:
Bank: Citizens :
Thank you,
Hon.Frank Jerry
From United Bank Of Africa Benin Republic
Mr Peter Ulako
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