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Ronald Ugwu - UBA Bank - ubabanplc132@yahoo.com

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from: Mr. Ronald Ugwu <infopolice7@gmail.com>
reply-to: ubabanplc132@yahoo.com
date: Feb 11, 2023, 5:24 AM
subject: YOUR PAYMENT UPDATE
signed-by: gmail.com

FROM THE DESK OF DIRECTOR GENERAL,
UNITED BANK OF AFRICAN PLC,(UBA)
UNITED BANK OF AFRICAN Holdings plc
REPUBLIC NIGERIA WEST AFRICA

Dear Beneficiary,

I am writing to confirm the fact if you are (Dead) Or (Alive)? Because
one Mr. Jude Betsy came to our office stated that you are dead and
failure to reply back in the next 24hrs simply means what Mr. Jude
Betsy said was right that you are dead. And Mr. Jude Betsy has agreed
to pay the needed charge fee valued of $200 dollars required for the
bond stamp duty fee of your Consignment, but we have not gotten the
money from him yet as we want to find out if you are dead or not, so
if you are still (alive) you are advice in your own best interest to
reply back.

The only money you will pay to our office here is just $200 dollars
for the paper works, take note of this now, so we can stop further
communication with Mr. Jude Betsy and deliver your consignment to
your door step being the original benefactor of the $4.5 million us
dollars.

beside if you fail to comply with the needed $200 dollars require
there’s no way we can deliver the Consigment to your country. Looking
forward to hear from you if you are still alive, reply back for fast
action so that your delivery will commence upon receipt of your
payment.

Best Regards
Mr.Ronald Ugwu
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