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Deborah Okaka - United Bank For Africa - ubabannkatmdpartment_bj@outlook.com

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from: United Bank <ubabannkatmdpartment_bj@outlook.com>
date: Jul 14, 2020, 12:25 AM
subject: Re: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: outlook.com

UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (UBA),
Metro Plaza, Plot 991/992,
Zakari Maillart Street
Cadastral Zone AO,
COTONOU BENIN REPUBLIC.

Attention Sir/Ma,

Good news,The British High Commission and IMF in conjunction with FBI and some other
relevant Investigations Agencies has actually verified and discovered that your
approved compensation payment from the United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC)
has been unnecessarily delayed by corrupt officials who are trying to divert your
fund of $24 million into their private accounts. Therefore we have obtained an
irrevocable payment approval order with Release Code: UN/US/AU-GB/ZX298/2020 guarantee
on your Payment with WORLD Bank to make your payment through our new ATM VISA CARD system
which you can use to withdraw your money in any ATM MACHINE around the world and you can
as well transfer your money from your card to your designated bank account.

So we are hereby inviting you to our office to pick up your ATM VISA
CARD but if you cannot be able to come down here in our office in
person be informed that you are going to pay for shipping and Insurance
coverage fee of $105, so if you are unable to come down here then you are
required to update us so that we will proceed with the necessary arrangement
for the delivery of your ATM VISA CARD.

And for that be informed that all arrangement will be done and Your ATM card
package shall be conveyed to you using DHL International courier service company.

Kindly send your delivery address to enable your ATM card package delivery to you:
1.Your Full Names:______
2.Postal Address:_______
3.Direct Cell Numbers:_______
4.E-mail Address:________
5.Sex:_____
6.Age:_____
7.Occupation:________
8.Nationality:________
9.Nearest Airport______
10. Alternative email address:___

Your Designated bank account details for Electronic Transfer, should in case you preferred wire transfer.
(1)Bank Name:______
(2)Bank Address:____
(3)Account Number:_____
(4)Account Name:___________
(5)Routing Number:_________
(6)Phone number:_______________
(7)Alternative email address:___

Thanks and God bless you.

Mrs. Deborah Okaka.
Foreign Remittance/ATM Department(United Bank for Africa)
E-mail: ubabannkatmdpartment_bj@outlook.com
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