from: Dr. Mis. Anjana Kulkarni <jmesrobert12@gmail.com>
reply-to: atmdeparment@yahoo.com
date: Aug 21, 2023, 8:29 AM
subject: Attn: Beneficiary,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Beneficiary,
This is to officially inform you that we have written to you before
without getting respond from you and we believe that our previous mail
did not get to you therefore we write you again. We are contacting you
concerning the release of your inheritance fund / Draft /Cheque /ATM
Card which have been delayed for transfer by some officials who claim
to be in position of your fund thereby extorting money from you in one
way or the other.
Your Fund has finally been approved for transfer by the West Africa
Fund Monitoring Unit. Your fund will be transfer to you via MasterCard
ATM which is cashable in any ATM machine or Bank anywhere in the
world.
We hereby inform you that the ATM card worth US$8,500,000.00Usd has
been credited in your favour as the first part payment of your
inheritance fund which has been delayed by these officers who claim to
be in position of your fund.
Therefore you are warned to stop any further communication with
anybody concerning your inheritance fund.
Your fund to be released via MasterCard ATM in act to uphold the rule
of law which we represent.You have to reconfirm the informations below
for security reasons. The only money you are obliged to pay is the
delivery charges only .
Contact the verification officer incharge of the delivery:
Name: Mr.Jonathan Anderson
E-mail:(atmdeparment@yahoo.com)
Telephone +229-645-166-08
Send them the following informations of yours for the conclusion of
your ATM Card:
Full Name:__________
Delivery Address:____
Country:_______
Occupation:_____
Phone Number:____
Age:______
sex:______
Regards,
John Mark
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