from: Mr Adrian Oppenheimer <williechidi8@gmail.com>
reply-to: united9nations@gmail.com
date: Jan 18, 2021, 9:27 PM
subject: Attn: Our Beneficiary,
mailed-by: gmail.com
FROM UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA PLC BENIN.UBA BANK PLC ATM CENTER
DEPARTMENT BENIN REPUBLIC.
ADDRESS/ No# 1105 Scoji Express Road Cotonou Benin Republic EMAIL
:{united9nations@gmail.com]
Attn: Our Beneficiary,
The Ministry Of Finance Benin Republic was notify us your name and
your address as those that is paid to wrong people in Africa since
past years and your fund still remain unclaimed and after meeting held
on 18th of January 2021
The Executive Governor of Ministry Of Finance Benin Republic Mr.James
Daniels has Instructed this Oceanic Bank Plc Atm Payment Department to
code your total sum of US$3,500,000.00 into ATM MASTER CARD for Easy
delivery to your destination address for you to make use of your CARD
in any ATM MACHINE around you.
Executive Governor of Ministry Of Finance Benin Republic Dr.Felix
Martins have paid the the delivery fee of your ATM Master Card. He
paid it because the ATM Master Card of USD$3,500,000.00 has no less
than three days to expire and when it expires,The money will go into
Government purse. Because you have paid a lot of money to wrong people
which The Ministry Of Finance Benin Republic has decided to help you
pay the money so that the ATM Master Card will not expire, In view of
that the United Bank for Africa Atm Payment Department want you to pay
only your reactivation fee of $50.00 for immediate used of your CARD
and you will advised to send the money today so that your ATM MASTER
CARD will be deliver to your address
Please bear it in mind that there is no way the money can be deducted
from the card because that is against the law and you should be
informed that the ATM card and the pin code would be enclosed in the
envelope and you can make withdrawals from the ATM CARD any moment you
receive the parcel. So below is our account officer info’s for you to
send the $50.00 Ria money transfer or world remit or steam wallet
iTunes Card
Receiver’s Name___JOHN IBETO
City:_____Cotonou,
Country:____Benin Republic
Test Question:___What Color?
Answer:______Green
Amount:____$50.00usd
Then get back to us with below information.
MTCN……………..
Your Sender Name………
Your Sender Address……..
Your Sender telephone number……….
As soon as payment is made do send an email with the 10-Digit MTCN
numbers so that we can proceed with dispatching of your parcel without
wasting time. Be rest assured that the $50.00 is the only payment you
will have to make for the delivery of the ATM card and nothing more.
The ATM CARD re- activate charges is only $50.00 and as soon as
payment is confirmed we shall immediately dispatch your parcel and
email you with the FedEx tracking numbers so as for you to be able to
track your parcel online and know when it get to your home to receive
it.
REGARDS.
Mr Adrian Oppenheimer
MANAGER
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