from: Abu Bakr <10abuibk11@gmail.com>
date: Dec 7, 2020, 12:44 PM
subject: Re: RECOVER YOUR LOST HOPE
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Beneficiary:
I must thank you for your prompt response to my email, and your
genuine indication to participate actively in this mutually beneficial
transaction, Once again I am Mr. Abu Bakr a Computer IT with central
bank of Nigeria, C.B.N.i did not ask you for money i will do
everything on my own iam a computer wizard i will transfer the money
to your account I have arranged every modality for a hitch
transaction.
I want You to contact your Attorney for agreement memorandum of
understanding if this is ok by you I am trusting in Almighty God that
you will be 100% sincere with me and my colleagues send to me your
Valid ID copy tell/fax numbers your account details where i will Wire
the Transfer it will take 24 banking hours before it will reflect in
your account remember whatever amount you withdraw daily, you will
send 70% to me and my colleagues you will take 30%,
If you can not bring your normal account go and open a new account
with online access that can carry up to one million US dollar or above
if you can bring your normal account remove the money in the account
send it with online access to me i will wire fresh money in the
account I will be waiting for your information as soon as possible.
PLEASE READ MY MAIL ATTENTIVELY AND UNDERSTAND IT BEFORE REPLY.
Best Regards.
Mr. Abu Bakr
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