from: Dr Beatrice <dr.beatricedouglas@secretary.net>
date: Oct 25, 2021, 4:00 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: secretary.net
signed-by: mail.com
Dear
This is to acknowledge your email.
Yes, I have an instruction to send to you an ATM Visa Card kept in my custody.
The executive manager instructed that as soon as you contact me with your address, I should send the ATM Visa card to you. That he will email you to inform you that I have the card that needs to be given to you for you to have the money loaded inside the visa card.
As I cited the visa card is an international visa card in which you are able to withdraw the money sum of US$950, 000 in any ATM Machine.
Meanwhile, I will be waiting for your full address and your phone number which will serve as the destination of your parcel and to enable the Courier Agent to call you immediately they arrive in your address; I will go to the all internationally acclaimed courier companies such as DHL, UPS and FEDEX, to know necessary findings for the dispatch of your ATM CARD to your country.
Yours in service
Dr. Beatrice Douglas
Secretary general.
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