from: Private and Confidential Matters <dukefrancis95@gmail.com>
reply-to: olakunleade95@gmail.com
date: May 21, 2026, 2:54 AM
subject: DID YOU AUTHORIZED ANYONE?
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Beneficiary,
We are surprised as we received an authorization letter from one
Mr.James Smith that you instructed him to receive your ATM Card which
is worth $10.5m which has been approved by the Federal Ministry of
Finance and Central Bank of Nigeria to pay you as your Contract/
Inheritance payment. As the Apex and accredited bank to make the
payment on which your ATM Card is ready for delivery.
Please we need you to confirm the following information for the delivery
(1) Your Home address.
(2) Your Tel/Fax numbers.
(3) Your Nationality/Country.
(4) Your Full Name.
(5) Sex.
(6) Occupation.
(7) Age.
When we receive this information we shall proceed for the delivery of
your ATM Card to your address. We are waiting to enable us to proceed
as we are here to serve you better and ensure you receive your ATM
Card without any further delay.
Thanks for your understanding and cooperation as we are here to serve
you better and ensure you receive your fund.
I will send you my ID and other documents once I receive your details
Thanks and remain blessed.
Waiting for your positive response
MR. OLAKUNLE ADE
DIRECTOR FOREIGN REMITTANCE DEPT
Olakunle Ade - olakunleade95@gmail.com
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