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from: Rev. James Edward <revjamese95@gmail.com>
reply-to: edwardrevjamesi3@gmail.com
date: Mar 3, 2020, 12:14 PM
subject: Re: Delivery
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention:Your Approved ATM Card Payment.

I wish to use this medium to inform you that your full payment $1.2 million (One Million Two Hundred Thousand Dollars) from Central Bank of Benin has been approved for onward released to you via Visa ATM card which you will use to withdraw all the $1.2 million in any ATM machine in any part of the world but the maximum you can withdraw in a day is $5,500 Only. We have mandated United Bank for Africa Benin to send you the ATM Card and PIN CODE which you will use to withdraw all your $1.2 Million in any ATM machine in any part of the world,

You are hereby advice to contact the Head of ATM Card Department of United Bank for Africa Benin as follows: E-mail address: ( edwardrevjamesi3@gmail.com ) Contact person is Rev. James Edward, inform him that you received a message from the office of the Senate instructing him to send you the ATM CARD and PIN CODE which you will use to withdraw your $1.2 million in any ATM machine in any part of the world. Also send him your direct phone numbers and contact address where you want him to send the ATM CARD and PIN NUMBER to you, but you have to pay the processing fees $175 for the claims your ATM card as the non resident Tax clearance charges.

Thanks for adhering to this instruction and once again accept our congratulations.

Mr. Mark John
Compensation Agency.
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