from: US-Bank of New York <infousbankonlinenewyork@gmail.com>
date: Aug 23, 2021, 3:07 AM
subject: ATM
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Sir/Madam,
We wish to inform you that your payment of USD$1.5 Million from the
Federal Republic of Nigeria has been released and ready to be paid to
you via PREPAID VISA CARD which you will use to withdraw the US$5
Million from any ATM Machine in any part of the world.
We have mandated the Zennith Bank Plc, to issue a PREPAID VISA CARD
and PIN# which you will use to withdraw the fund from any ATM machine
in any part of the world but the maximum amount you can withdraw per
day is US$4,000.00. You are strongly advice immediately to contact
MR.TOM ADABA the Manager of Zennith Bank Plc via his email
address:(tomadaba_2@outlook.com) and send him your information such as:
1) Your Full Name.
2) Your Contact Address.
3) Your Home Phone, Mobile/Cell Phone and fax Number.
The PREPAID VISA CARD approval in your name has been sent to MR.TOM
ADABA and he is waiting for your above information to enable him
process and send you the CARD and
PIN number without any delay. So make sure you contact him right now
with your information and tell him that you received a message from
the UNITED NATION, Instructing you to contact him for immediate
release of your fund via PREPAID VISA CARD.
Please we are very sorry for the plight you have gone through in the
past. Thanks for adhering to this instruction and once again accept
out congratulations!
Yours Sincerely,
Robinson
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