from: studentpt6920m@pt.ac.th <studentpt6920m@pt.ac.th>
reply-to: jacoblew.agent2113@gmail.com
date: Dec 20, 2025, 2:31 AM
subject: Receive Your Payment
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: pt-ac-th.20230601.gappssmtp.com
PAYMENT BY BANK OR DELIVERY:
This is to let you know that in order to make sure you receive your payment without any further delays, as we have continued to experience challenges in completing your transaction , your money has been processed for transfer to you through an online bank but you can still choose to be paid through delivery of an ATM card at your address.
A reputable bank would handle your transaction in such a way that you will be at ease as you get your payment because the bank will open an account on your name and move all the money into it and then forward you with everything that is needed for you to be able to manage your online bank account by yourself and you will be able to do transfers by yourself and you will have no single problems or delays to move all the money into your receiving bank account in your country or to other bank accounts you wish in the world.
This process will be the easiest process for you to get this payment and you are advised to kindly reconfirm your following details to me.
FORWARD TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS:
Bank name: Agent Jacob Lew.
E-mail address: jacoblew.dagent@gmail.com
LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT AN ATM CARD DELIVERY OR ONLINE BANKING TRANSFER
Send the following information:
Your complete name:
Your sex or gender:
Your address, city, state and country:
Your zip or postal code:
Your age and date of birth:
A scanned copy of your international passport or driver's license:
A scanned copy of your passport photograph:
Your country code and phone number (WhatsApp):
Your email address:
Your occupation:
The total amount being paid to you by right now is US$5,000,000:00
I will wait for your urgent response.
Thank you
Agent Jacob Lew
jacoblew.dagent@gmail.com
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