from: James Morgan <Jamesmorgan818@hotmail.com>
date: Jul 22, 2023, 6:55 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: hotmail.com
Greetings Dear.
I would like to inform you that a series meeting with the Secretary
General of the United Nations have taken place, which ended 3 days
ago. It is evident that you did not get your money which is now
$35,000,000.00 as compensation because former corrupt government
officials. who almost kept your money for themselves for selfish
reasons and some people who took it have taken advantage of your
money all in an attempt to cheat. your money which has resulted to
unnecessary delays in receiving it and so many losses on your part.
The United Nations-reinforced National Central Bureau of Interpol and
the Federal Bureau of Investigation have successfully granted a
mandate to the United Nations Office. And the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York USA. to promote the payment of any foreign debt owed to you
and other organizations. at who have been found not to have received
their compensation awards.
The bank issued you a cash check and ATM card with a custom PIN (2308)
that allows you to withdraw up to $10,000 (ten thousand dollars) per
day from any ATM that has the Master Card logo on it and the card has
a 3-year renewal from 2023 to 2026. You can also use the ATM card to
transfer your money to your local bank account. Even if you don't
have a bank account, the ATM card comes with a manual. A manual to
educate you on how to use it.
Note: that if you have been in contact with anyone. you must stop
communicating with them immediately. Also remember that you only have
to spend $3,500. nothing more! Not less! And we guarantee receiving
your ATM CARD will be successfully delivered to you within next 48
hours after a successful confirmation by Us.
Note 2: Everything has been taken care of including taxes, customs
paperwork and clearance fees. File your claims immediately: For
immediate release of your $35,000,000.00.
Your name:________
Your home address:_________
Country ________
mobile/telephone___________
ID card_________
Sex ___________
Nearest airport_________
Email address___________
Contact Mr. James Morgan on his email
( jamesmorgan818@hotmail.com )
For more info....
Thanks
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