from: FROM GRANT PAYMENT OFFICE <info@unitednations.org>
reply-to: grantpaymentoffice01@consultant.com
date: Dec 17, 2020, 9:13 PM
subject: CONTACT THE RIGHT OFFICE FOR YOUR FUND
GRANT PAYMENT CENTER
(GPC) U.S.A
Attn:
It has been brought to our notice that you have not been paid your long overdue grant payment by the UN. This is due to some corrupt hoodlums, and some corrupt government officials who try to divert your money into their own private account. We have arranged your payment through International ATM Card Payment Center, this is part of an instruction passed by the United Nations in respect to all over delayed payment.
The Payment Center department will send your ATM Card valued sum of ($8.5 Million United States Dollars). which you are to use in accessing your fund in any ATM MACHINE located anywhere in the world, and the maximum withdrawal daily limit is US$5000.00. but it will take years but the best option is as soon as you receive it, you can use it to make a transfer into your own private account. So kindly contact the Payment Center with the below information, most importantly you are advised to send your full data to him, which includes:
Contact Name: Mr. Mark Brown
Email: mr.markbrown.consultant@citromail.hu
Phone Number: 1-(312) 535-2513
Full Name:
Current Residential Address.......
Direct Phone Number.......
Country........
All have to do now is contact Mr. Mark Brown so that he will send you with the two delivery options to enable you choose from the options you prefer and the one you can afford. Note if you are not ready to comply with the obvious delivery fee out of the two-delivery options Mr. Mark Brown will send to you, please do not bother to contacting him.
Thanks for your co-operation.
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