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Hose Barnabas - Woodforest Bank - officefile3772@gmail.com

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from: Mr. Hose Barnabas <victorianwikeke@gmail.com>
reply-to: officefile3772@gmail.com
date: Aug 1, 2023, 9:19 PM
subject: GOOD DAY
mailed-by: gmail.com

762 banking locations. corporate headquarters
1330 Lake Robbins Drive in The Woodlands Texas
PAYMENT US$650,000.00 UNITED STATES DOLLARS FOR YOU,URGENT RESPONSE
THIS EMAIL...

Attention,
we the Woodforest National Bank Texas are to Notify you about the
latest development concerning your payment that are left in our
custody, besides,I have to inform you again that we are not playing
over this,I know my reason for the continuous sending of this
notification to you,the fact is this you can't seem to trust any one
again over this payment for what you have been in cantered in many
years ago but I want you to have trust on this issues, I cannot scam
you for $25 or $50 it is for bank processing of your payment the fees
of $50 is clearly written to you before.I did not invent the bill to
defraud you of $25 or $50, it is an official bank payment processing
fee,

and the good part of this is that you will never ever be disturbed
again over any kind of payment this is final and the forms from there
becomes effective once we submit your payment application processing
fee and choose your options of receiving okay. I don't want you to
loose this fund this time because you may never get another such good
opportunity the Federal Government is keen and very determined to pay
your overdue debts this is not a fluke I do not! Want you to loose
this fund out,

Further more, you are advised to reply to this email after reading,
and feel free to tell us why you abandoned such huge amount here. Let
us know if you are no longer interested to complete your transaction.
BELOW ARE THE APPROVED MEANS OF RECEIVING YOUR MONEY AND IT CHARGE
RATES. You are to CHOOSE one of the OPTIONS Below

(1) Bank to Bank transfer..Charge Rate: $50
(2) ATM card delivery:....Charge Rate: $25
(3) Cashier Check Delivery:..Charge Rate $25

You are required to send the fee of $25 by WESTERN UNION or MONEY GRAM
to the issuing officer at the bank or YOU CAN PURCHASE $25 I TUNES CARD
CARD/STEAM WALLET CARD
Thanks,
The, best Regard.
Mr. Hose Barnabas.
Email address(officefile3772@gmail.com)
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