from: DR.ADAMS ROSE <office98777777@gmail.com>
reply-to: redward148@aol.com
date: Jul 6, 2021, 2:28 AM
subject: Attention Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention Beneficiary.
Your Bank Draft worth of ($4.5million)has been credited in ATM VISA
CARD by the issuing Bank, be informed that you can not withdraw more
than$20,000 per day, this is what the Bank said you will see the rest
details when you receive it,I have also registered your ATM VISA CARD
Sum ($4.5million) with (DHL) Express Company reconfirm your contact
information as follows.
Your full name
Delivery Address
Telephone Number
Your state and
Your Country.
Contact person REV.MIKE EDWARD
Email; (redward148@aol.com)
Phone number +229-99073362
So I have pay for delivery and insurance charges, I paid it, so the
only money you will pay them is security keeping fee which they state
that I will not pay for it because the keeping fee is $125 dollars,and
I deposited it yesterday been 06/07/2021, And I did not contact you
yesterday due to low connection, so that is why i did not pay for
keeping fee, So I want you to contact urgent to avoid increase of
their keeping fee.
Your faith fully
DR.ADAMS ROSE
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