from: Eng.Martin <clemwoods11@gmail.com>
reply-to: engr.martinakuabata@gmail.com
date: Aug 27, 2021, 10:28 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear
Despite all effort to move out your overdue funds from the bank it was very difficult for us and we had a series of meetings with the Bankers about this matter regarding the best Options to adopt but all effort was abortive.
Now, I have finally resolved with the Bank and they have agreed to move your funds through Private Secured Unlimited Master Card which will be Issued in your name and you can start making withdrawals amounting between 10,000 Dollars Daily from any Bank ATM/POS Machines and you can also transfer 600,000 (Dollars) Weekly using this Private Secured Unlimited Master Card.
For me this is the best Option for us to move your funds to your Country because everything about the Private Secured Unlimited Master Card will be Issued in your name. So why should you choose to forfeit such a huge amount for no good reason? Is Fifteen Million United States Dollars a Joke? What has come over you? I have instructed you on what to do many times but you chose to do what you like. Now my question is this, since you have decided not to work with me to receive your payment, have you received it since then? The answer is capital NO! Because it is still reflecting here as an unpaid fund. I have called you many times regarding this but you refused to answer my calls, why?
Kindly get back to me as soon as possible so we can work together to get your payment to you through Private Secured Unlimited Master Card without any further delay.
I will be glad to read from your mail as soon as possible
Regards
Engr. Martin
Engr Martin - engr.martinakuabata@gmail.com
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