from: ATM Head of Operation Department <ajaniojiofor2@gmail.com>
reply-to: walterezu22@hotmail.com
date: Apr 7, 2026, 1:25 AM
subject: US$3.7Million ATM MasterCard Payment
mailed-by: gmail.com
US$3.7Million ATM MasterCard Payment
Attn: Fund Beneficiary,
I am Mr. Walter Ezu, the new ATM Head of Operation Dept UBA Bank Group Plc (BR) I assumed this position on the 24th of last month. During a routine audit last week, I discovered an abandoned ATM Card valued at US$3.7 million, with card number (5384 9464 4618 4540), belonging to you as the legitimate beneficiary. It has been confirmed that these funds are due to your inheritance payment from Europe.
Upon further investigation, I found out that the former ATM Head of Operation, who vacated this office two months ago, withheld your card for his own personal use. However, I do not condone such injustice, and as the new ATM Head of Operation, I assure you that I will facilitate the release of your ATM MasterCard.
Your ATM Card, with a valued balance of US$3.7 million, is still available and intact. I need to know how you would prefer to receive your card and its 4-digit PIN. You have the option to collect it directly from my office at our bank or have it delivered via a registered courier service, for which you will need to cover the delivery fee.of $35 only
I look forward to your prompt response.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. We are committed to serving you better.
Yours faithfully,
Mr. Walter Ezu
ATM Head of Operation Department
UBA Bank Group Plc (BR)
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