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Fred J Schulmeister - Chime Bank - imffbi656@gmail.com

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from: Mr FRED J. SCHULMEISTER <officetransferhughes@gmail.com>
reply-to: imffbi656@gmail.com
date: Feb 23, 2021, 3:05 PM
subject: Attention: Beneficiary,
mailed-by: gmail.com

Chime Bank Corporate Office
Address :P.O. Box 611 San
Francisco, CA 94104 USA
Contact From Chime Bank

Attention: Beneficiary,

This is to inform you that the International Monetary Fund and United
Nations in conjunction with the department of the treasury which is
the Financial and Economic Monitoring Unit of the American new
government have been holding serious meetings for the last months
which ended two days ago with the Managing Director and Chairwoman of
the International Monetary Fund. These emails are for all the people
that have been scammed and defrauded in any part of the world, the
International Monetary Fund and United Nations in conjunction with the
American government have accepted to compensate them with the sum of
US $ 10.5 Million (TEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND UNITED STATES OF
AMERICAN DOLLARS) ONLY ATM VISA CARD.

This includes every foreign contractor/beneficiary that has not
receive their contract/inheritance payment and people that have had an
unfinished transaction or international businesses that failed due to
Government problems. We found your name and email address on our list
and that is the reason we are contacting you. but you can pay only
delivery fee of$50 .00 the to received ATM VISA CARD of US $ 10.5
Million Dollars within 3 hours after send the (only fee $50) steam
wallet card or google play card

Meanwhile, you have to send the required fee of $50.00 USD request for
obtain the Affidavit of claim Ownership in your transaction with
government of your fund origin been Federal Justice Lagos,the
US Monitory Fund Investigation Union head office in Washington DC
capital United State of America will declare your payment free from
any money laundry and terrorism drug money sponsor activities to
enable our service have the authority of release the payment to you
and register it with US MAILING POST for overnight delivery to your
address without delay.

And here is information to send the fee to them because all modality
has already been worked out even before you were contact and noted;
also all we request from you is to follow our instruction so we can
deliver your ATM parcel to your address today. Send the $50.00 USD
only through WESTERN UNION OR money gram OR RIA TRANSFER SERVICE AND
GOOGLE PLAY STEAM WALLET CARD as list following to enable them release
the document today.

RECEIVERS NAME::::EGINI IFEANYI SOLOMON
COUNTRY::::NIGERIA
CITY:::::::LAGOS
Address::: No 0023 IKEJA LAGOS
Text Question:::::When
Test Answer Today
Amount:........ $50 USD Only
MTCN::::::::::
OR SEND THE GOOGLE PLAY ITUNES CARD PICTURE CODE HERE........

Furthermore, Reconfirm the following information

Full Name......
Current delivery address....
Mobile phone number...
Direct phone number....

Send us the MTCN Control Numbers or money gram reference number once
you make the payment so we can direct it to the right office
imposition to release the document. And immediately you make the
payment to them the document will sign and your ATM parcel will
deliver to your address without delay.

Yours in service.
Mr Fred J. SCHULMEISTER
Address :P.O. Box 611 San
Francisco, CA 94104 USA
Contact From Chime Bank
CEO DOUGLAS WILLIAMS
Email imffbi656@gmail.com
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