from: Mrs. Agba Ezu <bankofa409@gmail.com>
reply-to: UBAGroupb@groupmail.com
date: Nov 27, 2020, 11:02 AM
subject: Contact for your ATM CARD {$2.700,000.00}
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention for you outstanding payment
How are you doing hoping all is well with you and your family?
We know you might have forgotten about this outstanding
compensation payment due to delay on the delivery up till now. We are
here by writing to inform you that your payment file was found in our
Office and we discovered that your Compensation payment worth sum of
two million seven hundred thousand United State Dollars
{$2.700,000.00} have not been sent to you as it was instructed by The
Economic Community of West African States(ECO-WAS) We are here to
inform you that your payment has been converted into ATM Visa/Master
Card to free it from Confiscating, and all necessary arrangement your
ATM VISA/MASTER CARD Payment worth of {$2.700,000.00} has been granted
for your payment through Our ATM Card Department Center.
Now Your ATM Visa/Master Card is well packaged with every legal
document to convey it not having any problem with anybody therefore we
are here by inviting you to our Head office here in Abuja, Office
Address, Commented Bank, Abuja Paul street 1NG 325,Federal Republic of
Nigeria, to enable us complete the normal formalities and activation
process of your ATM Visa Card and issue the Secret PIN CODE/NUMBER to
enable you start using it at any ATM MACHINE worldwide of your choice
nearest to you, as soon as it is activated, But if you are unable to
come down here in our office in person you will be required to update
our ATM Department Center with your contact delivery details as stated
below so that they will precede with the necessary arrangement for the
delivery of your ATM VISA/MASTER CARD.
1. Your Full name, ________________
2. Your home Address, _____________
3. Your telephone number, _________
4. A copy of your ID, _____________
Meanwhile you should contact OUR ATM CARD PAYMENT DEPARTMENT CENTER
immediately on their below;
E-mail: { officebankatmuba@gmail.com }
E-mail: { ubaatmofficepayment@gmail.com }
Contact Person; Dr. Bright Kalu
Director Of United Bank For Africa (UBA)
Telephone Number; +234-8124700865
Try to call him immediately to know when your ATM VISA/MASTER CARD
will be delivered to you.
I am waiting for your update as soon as you have received your
Visa/Master ATM Card.
Thanks and God Bless You.
Yours sincerely
Mrs. Agba Ezu
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