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Robert Hammer - United Bank Of Africa - bunitednational@gmail.com

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from: United National Bank Plc <bunitednational@gmail.com>
date: Aug 6, 2023, 5:34 AM
subject: Hello my beloved good friend,
mailed-by: gmail.com

United Bank Of Africa. (UBA)
Email: bunitednational@gmail.com
Telephone: +229-5528-9571

Attention:

We received your email regarding your $16 million here in our bank.
The bank can not transfer the funds to your account because it will
attract tax clearance. For you to be saved from tax clearance the bank
needs to open an account for you with the United Bank of Africa so we
can easily deposit the $16 million into your new account. Once the
bank opens the new account you can transfer to any bank of your
choice. Therefore you are advised to fill the information below so we
can use it to open the online account in your name.

First Name___
Surname____
Residential Address___
Address___
Country____
Zip code/ postal code__
Nationality_____
Date of Birth___
Marital Status___
Place of Birth____
Educational Level___
Employer's Name_____
Business occupation_____
Basic Gross Annual Income_____
Job Description_____
Will your income be paid into your bank account? Yes___ or No____
Home Phone No____
Mobile Phone_____
Email Address_____
Copy of you ID____

NEXT OF KIN:

Name_____
Relationship____
Mobil No____
Contact Address____

Regards
Robert Hammer.
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