from: Kim Leo <kimleo11@aol.com>
reply-to: Kim Leo <kimleo11@aol.com>
date: Sep 14, 2020, 3:45 PM
subject: Attention:
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: aol.com
BARRISTER BRIAN DAVIS
Contact: NO 4 TINUBU SQUARE,
LAGOS NIGERIA
Telephone:+2348082231821
Attention:
I am Barrister Brian Davis, A citizen of United States Of American, I am A Representative Of HSBC Bank London to Nigeria, It is my modest obligation to write you this letter regards the email which i received from Mrs. Frances Howell, i am hereby inform you that the Non- Residential Clearance Certificate in question will be obtain from Nigeria Immigration Office, we all know about the fraud going on in the world which by the way HSBC Bank London do not want an Africa to handle the job.
I want you to understand that i will proceed to the Immigration Office to verify the cost of the Non-Residential Clearance Certificate which will be paid by you, Mrs, Frances Howell, HSBC Bank London UK authorize you to obtain through my Law Office.
Below is the information's i needed to proceed to Immigration Office:
Full Name:
Home Address:
Country:
Home Telephone Number:
Cell Phone Number:
Occupation:
International Passport:
I want you to comply with me and have the document obtain in your favor.
Please call me now on +2348082231821
Thanks,
Barrister Brian Davis
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