from: Thomas Wilson <officemoneygram31@yahoo.com>
reply-to: wilsonth60@gmail.com
date: Apr 15, 2020, 2:04 AM
subject: HELLO
mailed-by: yahoo.com
Dear esteem Beneficiary
Mean while, This is a true compensation Approved from the UNITED
NATION to compensate you due to maybe you have been scammed before and
again you may be victim of scam by wrong people who paraded them
selves on what they are not so because of this, the United Nation
approved the uba bank in Africa where your fund originated to process
ATM MASTER CARD with valid cash of usd $44,000.000.00 Million in your
favor in order to compensate you so that if you have been scammed
before this is a compensation and you will be making your withdrawals
from the ATM MASTER CARD as you will be allowed in making withdrawals
minimum of USD$20,000.00 {Twenty Thousand USD} per a day or every
24hrs from any ATM MACHINE around you. Your ATM MASTER CARD will be
delivered to your address through Courier delivery services within 2
days. please note that we are only using FEDEX COURIER COMPANY,, as
it is the only company that we signed a contract with so we can
actually monitor the delivery, so many complaints are rising up every
day, concerning the inability of the young courier companies unable to
make deliveries, we have also learnt that the dhl company asks for
security fees, IMF fees and FBI fees.
my dear there is no such thing as that,, the only payment that the
courier companies anywhere in the world asks of is just the delivery
fee and the security fee, which is very understanding,, please you
have to be very careful in your dealings as there is no such thing
as IMF fee. or documents,, the united nations has warned all the
security agencies to desist from an illegal act, as this fund is been
sent to you due to the rate of poverty,and as such no one has the
power to stop your delivery,
for you to be safe, we will assign a special task force team to follow
up your delivery with the delivery LADY SO AS TO BE SURE THAT NOTHING
HAPPENS TO YOUR PARCEL, ONCE YOU RECEIVE YOUR CARD TRY TO CALL THIS
NUMBER AND SEND A THE CODE I WILL GIVE TO YOU.. THEY WILL ACTIVATE
YOUR CARD INSTANTLY.
BELOW ARE YOUR ATM CARD DATA :
AMOUNT CREDIT : USD$44.000.000.00 MILLION
YOUR ATM CARD ACCOUNT # : 2033-0544-0031-1856
CARD LIMIT PER A DAY : USD$20,000.00
EXPIRING DATE : 11/03/2025
PIN CODE # :6229:
You are required to send me your full details such as :
Your full name
Your full contact Address
Your Telephone/mobile number.
Copy of your International Passport or Driver's lic
ALSO BE INFORMED THAT THE ONLY FEE YOU WILL SEND DOWN TO THE COURIER
COMPANY IS JUST THE DELIVERY AND SECURITY FEE.. WHICH IS JUST $250 USD NO
ONE DARES TO ASK FOR ANY MORE FEES. IF ANYONE DOES, REPORT TO US
IMMEDIATELY, YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT THIS
DELIVERY, YOU WILL BE SURPLUSSED ON HOW EVERYTHING WILL WORK OUT
ACCORDINGLY, DON'T HAVE DOUBT AT ALL OK. EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE TRUST
ME,
Hon Wilson Thomas
Director Swift Card Payment Center
Call or text him (201) 549-2083
Email: (wilsonth60@gmail.com)
From The Office of UBA ATM CARD
PAYMENT CENTER HEAD OFFICE
178 AVENUE PAPE JEAN PAUL II,
01 B.P. 2020,
OUR-REF. BOA/BJ/04D/S3L1
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