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Francis Robert - International Resrve Bank - internationalresrvebank@gmail.com

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from: International Resrve Bank <internationalresrvebank@gmail.com>
date: Aug 8, 2021, 11:53 PM
subject: Re: Attention:
mailed-by: gmail.com

International Reserve Bank
Annex II, Ground Floor Shehu Shagari,
Abuja-FCT, Nigeria.
Our Ref: IRB-0XX2/987/21
phone: +2347058871374

Attention:

We acknowledge your mail today and you will never regret this OK. If
you want your fund to pay to you through Bank to Bank transfer you
have to contact our paying bank in USA they will handle your transfer.
E-mail: Info@irbk.online Name: Mr Frank Michael with your details.

But if you want to receive your fund via Master ATM Card we are going
to deliver it to you direct from here not from USA so chose the option
you prefer to receive your fund.

Respond back to us immediately to enable us proceed with your fund..

First Name:
Surname:
Email Address:
Phone Number:
Gender:
Date of Birth:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip/Post Code:
Country:
Identification Type:
Identification Expiry:
Your Driver License:

If you prefer Bank to Bank transfer you are require to forward your
banking details immediately.

Thank you and remain bless..

Mr. Francis Robert.
Foreign Transfer Manager of International Reserve Bank
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