from: John Crews <bellokaliyu11@gmail.com>
reply-to: bankprotonfinancial@meet-me.live
date: Jul 24, 2023, 4:09 PM
subject: Proton Financial Bank WTC Orlando,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Proton Financial Bank WTC Orlando,
Orange County Convention Center 9800 International Drive,220 W Orlando,
FL 32819. USA.
Attention
The Proton Financial Bank PLC wishes to bring to your notice the successful crediting of your Funds to the PROTON WORLD BANK MASTER CARDS.
The said funds originated from Africa being contract/delivery settlement funds.
The Funds Reaching to $11.000.000.000 USD has been credited to your Master card with the below Details.
Master Card Amount: 11,000,000,000 USD, Card Status:
Active, Expiry Date:27/04/2025 Secret PIN:(1109) Subject to change by beneficiary on Receipt of the card.
You are to supply your full delivery address where the card will be
couriered to by FedEX.
The Beneficiaries will be required to pay $60.00 upfront cost for the Delivery of the cards to your said address.
Each Courier Delivery fee will be sent Via Bitcoin Wallet address Or you can as well buy an Apple card or steam wallet if you were unable to send it through BTC.
Note That the cards are all activated and Ready to use. Urgent Reply is highly needed.
Find Attached my Work ID and International Passport and if you have whatsapp number,kindly email us the number for easy communications.
Sincerely,
John Crews,
Electronic cards Administrator,
Proton Financial Bank
Email. bankprotonfinancial@meet-me.live
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