from: Honorable Frank Giltons <mrs.susanmark33@gmail.com>
reply-to: frank.giltons@yahoo.com
date: Feb 3, 2021, 5:48 AM
subject: Head International Crediting Dept UBA BANK
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn:Hello Good Friend.
We have received your letter, note that the real charge of your funds
transfer tax is $700USD and due to your complain of not capable to pay the
actual tax because of your work limit as result of COVID-19, that is why
the UBA BANK asked you to pay $200USD and after the fund clear in your
account you pay the balance of $500USD, the Letter of Guarantee given to
you was to clarify you that we are ready to undertake any further process
in the case of your funds transfer, of which you have to be fast to send
the $200USD so that we can proceed to credit your fund to your account.
hurry up as you need only to clear your transfer tax charge to enable the
bank to credit your funds to reflect on an ATM CARD that will be sent to
you.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in this matter.
Would be glad to hear back from you now.
Regards,
Honorable Frank Giltons,
frank.giltons@yahoo.com
Head International Crediting Dept
UBA BANK
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