from: Mrs Iruoma Anthony <james.comey09@gmail.com>
reply-to: hamisu_ibrahim03@aol.com
date: Aug 5, 2021, 6:06 AM
subject: Attention
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello Dear.
this is to inform you that after our meeting in belgium with all
africa minister of finance hold on 29th june 2021 in belgium we all
agree that there will no conpasention or any wining funds transfer to
the owner from africa should be handle with any african bank, we have
suspend them for the moment because the complain we are having in a
day is so much.
due to the complain of scamers comes from africa
Now we the united nation bord decided to provide bank from European
continent that can be able to handle every international wining funds
to the owner to avoid the complains of the africa internet scamers,
we have concluded to make the choice from spainish international bank
to help, which we have finalize everything today.
so you have to contact mr Hamisu Ibrahim in Benin Republic to send you
the spainish bank information where your total fund of $3.5 united
state dollars is now. to enable them make the successful transfer of
your fund into your account without any delay. this is his E_mail
hamisu_ibrahim03@aol.com contact him now and ask him to send you the
spainish bank information to enable them proceed with the transfer of
your fund as soon as you contact them.
Please try to update me as soon as your fund hint into your account.
Yours Mrs Iruoma Anthony.
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