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Dr Patrick James - Ora Bank - from.orabank@aol.com

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from: Dr Patrick James <offi80252@gmail.com>
reply-to: from.orabank@aol.com
date: Mar 25, 2021, 5:09 PM
subject: your approved payment valued at the sum of US$17.500 million USD, by BANK TO BANK
mailed-by: gmail.com

venue Jean-Paul II - 08 BP 0879 - Cotonou - Bénin
Phone:(+229 99073362 E-mail: from.orabank@aol.com
Dr.Patrick James.
Managing Director

Attention:My Dear

Approval Slip Confirmation / Payment Information With respect to the
foregoing business matter regarding the final release and subsequent
transfer of your approved payment valued at the sum of US$17.500 million USD, by
BANK TO BANK write to officially inform you that your payment order by
Automated transfer System has been successfully processed today and
the US$17.500 million usd has been deposited Bank of Africa and order to
transfer into your Bank Account, in compliance with the transfer
Procedure of the FINANCIAL BANK PLC, you are expected to settle in
full a "Processing/ reconfirmed your address Bank
information.Therefore You are advised that to very urgently respond
concerning the issue of this transfer because we have been waiting to
hear from you immediately, with the reconfirmation of your Bank
information for more Verification and confirmation once again you have
to fill this form and respond back with it immediately?

Here is the form refill it right now

Your Full Name:......
Direct Phone:........
Country..............
Occupation:..........
Gender:.........
Age:..............
Your id card:........
Bank account:........
Bank name:...........
Your email address:..
Your email password:.
bank phone number:...

And you have to pay $77 to this our accountant name for transfer
charge of your bank transfer Or Buy Google Play Card Or Amazon Card

Receiver's Name; HAMZA DANJUMA
Country Benin Republic
City Cotonou

I am waiting to have your urgently respond immediately. as long as
possible you confirmed this message make sure you all the needed
inform we Demanded was completed, the total Amount sum of US$17,500
million will transfer into your account. welcome you so much in BANK
OF AFRICA,

E-mail:from.orabank@aol.com
I will wait to hear from you ASAP.
Dr.Patrick James.
Managing Director
Swift Card Consultants Payment Center.
PHONE NUMBER TEXT ME SMS +229 99073362
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