from: first ba <firstba246@gmail.com>
date: Mar 25, 2026, 2:12 PM
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear; Vauled Beneficiary
I want to inform you that we have verified your contract file of Your ATM VISA CARD worth 20,500,000.00 USD is currently on my desk was approved And it was deposited with DHL Delivery Company for registration this morning,
And we agreed that the delivery of your ATM worth 20,500,000.00 million USD The package will be sent tomorrow morning. So contact your full information Where will your ATM VISA CARD be delivered,
(1) Full name
(2) Mobile number
(3) Direct telephone number
(4) Country of origin
(5) Your current delivery address
(6) Occupation/ age/ gender
(7) City
8) The nearest airport
We will publish your ATM VISA CARD when you update us and you above given information a tracking number will be assigned, that is your tracking number package after it is sent to your postal address so that you can track it so that you know exactly when it will arrive at your postal address.
Urgently get back to us today with your full address at which you have an ATM card It will be delivered as I will be out of the office next week.
The amount on your card is 20,500,000.00 million USD and your PIN code is: (9365).and you pay the ATM CARD delivery fee, it will only cost $250, which is only the money you will pay, thank you
Stay blessed as I will look forward to your prompt reply.
Yours Faithfully
Mr.Sabastine Ibekwe.
Foreign Operation
Deputy Managing Director of First Bank (
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