from: Mrs. Lambert <mrslambert432@gmail.com>
date: Feb 25, 2021, 8:11 PM
subject: YOUR ONLINE BANKING AS BEEN APPROVED CONTACT THE BANK EMAIL BELOW
mailed-by: gmail.com
After our general meeting today with the officials of this
bank, we have resolved that you will receive your fund via online
payment system, considering the total amount in value.
You are advise to contact the below details immediately.Note that your
fund will be transfer online through BANK OF AFRICA BENIN REPUBLIC (DBB)
without any hitch.Make sure you contact Dr.Rev.Magodo Edward, the
foreign payment officer.
Amount to receive $65 Million dollars
Address : 308, Rue Révérend Père Colineau 01 BP 955 Cotonou, BENIN
Phone number : +229-96035018
Email : boaonlinewiretransfer@mail2bank.com
Contact Person: Dr.Rev.Magodo Edward Director General UEMOA
Therefore' be advised to contact Dr.Rev.Magodo Edward, with your
details as listed below to enable the Bank to set up your online
Banking account and send the full account information to you so that
you can be able to proceed immediately on the transferring of your
funds without any further delay.
Thanks
CONGRATULATIONS
YOURS IN SERVICE
MRS MELISSA LAMBERT
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