Peter Olu - infokissesdallas@yahoo.cl

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Peter Olu - infokissesdallas@yahoo.cl

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from: infokissesdallas@yahoo.cl
date: Mar 31, 2020, 4:43 PM
subject: CONTACT FOR DELIVERY OF YOUR ATM CARD
mailed-by: yahoo.cl

This is to thank you for your past effort and kindly

assistance. The money has been transferred into an account
provided by a newly found business partner of mine from
Sweden. I wish to compensate you for your past assistance,
effort and commitments that time to help me out. I have
arranged with issued an ATM CARD valid at
US$2.5MILLION UNITED STATE DOLLARS for your compensation. I
am in England right now to establish some business and
possibly buy some properties.

So I want you to Contact my Secretart NNANNA PAUL
then send him your information as follows below to
enable him send you the ATM MASTER CARD .

Full Name…………………

Current Address……………..

Occupation ………………….

Country ……………………

Phone number……………

A copy of your ID CARD ……………..

So contact him now on this email address below and send him
the above information mentioned to enable him send the ATM
MASTER CARD to you immediately. if possible you can call him
on his phone number also there in for urgent service.

Name; NNANNA PAUL

Email address: n.anosike99@yahoo.com

Your Best Regards
PETER OLU
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