from: Rev. Jibril Aku <service.ecobnking@gmail.com>
reply-to: service.ecobnking@gmail.com
date: Apr 15, 2023, 5:15 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Sir ,
Thank you for your urgent response confirming to us that you are not
aware of those people, we will hand them over to the police as soon as
they come to our office tomorrow you are here by to reconfirm your
full details together with ur direct telephone number to enable us
secure all the necessary approval documents that will enable us
release your fund because we have three option of releasing your fund.
Kindly forward the below information to us.
1: Full name.
2: Receiving address.
4: Date of birth.
5: State and country.
6: Zip code.
7: Occupation.
8: Your ID Card
9: Telephone Number
Be informed that our three options of releasing your fund that we have
are through ATM Master card, online banking system, Diplomatic cash
delivery. You are advised to choose from one of the above options.call
on this telephone number ; +234 9165 0778 43
Awaiting for urgent responds.
Yours in service,
JUBRIL AKU
Director, Remittance Unit
Eco Bank Nigeria Plc
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