from: OPERATIONS <osujic599@gmail.com>
reply-to: stanleyejiogu997@gmail.com
date: Nov 16, 2023, 4:52 PM
subject: POWER OF ATTORNEY
mailed-by: gmail.com
POWER OF ATTORNEY
ATTN: Beneficiary of $10.5M)
Dear sir/Madam,
I want to inform you that Mr.Walter Jordan of USA has applied to stand and to claim your part payment of $10.5 Million, he told our office that he will handle the shipment cost of delivery to his Country and he also told us that he is going to stand as your partner in business.
But since he is not the Bona-Fide- beneficiary of the said funds, he want you to issue him a POWER of ATTORNEY authorizing him to be your business partner and with such power of Attorney we can easily proceed to send the Atm card to his Country.
Dear sir/Madam, kindly write a POWER OF ATTORNEY SIGN with date you can immediately send it to us today to enable us Re-program the Atm card in his Names as the new beneficiary. We cannot continue to keep your Atm card un-claim.
Your urgent compliance to this request will help us to facilitate and subsequently send the card to Mr.Walter Jordan of USA. I want you to immediately write a POWER OF ATTORNEY and quickly submit to our office record purposes but failure to send the power of Attorney, i will personally involve our Acredited Attorney to Act on your behalf.
But if you will take care of the delivery cost, then your should ignore the requested Power of Attorney and forward the following
(1) Your full Nanes,
(2) Your Telephone No:,
(3) Delivery Addess,
(5) Send your Passport Copy to our Accout Officer below.
Kindly contact our Account officer at:
Mr. Steven Amadi,
Atm card center,
United Bank for Africa
Nigeria.
Phone: +234-70-385-969-05
I really want to thank you for your understanding and may God bless you.
Yours in Services
Mr. Joshua Ibeh
Director of Remittance
United Bank for Africa,
Nigeria.
Joshua Ibeh - United Bank For Africa - stanleyejiogu997@gmail.com
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