from: William Clinton <williamclinton81@gmail.com>
reply-to: SEC.stephanieavakian@aol.com
date: 7 Sept 2021, 06:16
subject: Very Important Message Sir
mailed-by: gmail.com
Security Exchange and Commission
200 Vesey Street, Suite 400.
New York, NY 10281.
Tel: +1(4705142241
Emai:SEC.stephanieavakian@aol.com
Attn: Sir,
We are the Security Exchange and Commission pay centre point attached
with the Bank of America branch in New York City hereby contact you
today to inform you on the transfer on transit with this bank (BOA )
in your favour.
Fund worth TEN MILLION, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND US DOLLARS ONLY (US$10.
500,000.00) You are requested to confirm the ownership so that we can
proceed with the transaction to transmit your fund to your choice
account.
We request you to send any form of Identification which will
substantiate your claims. We have been Authorised by the Federal
Government of Nigeria and the United Nations to wire the above funds
into your account without any further delay or interception kindly get
back to us as soon as possible to enable the paying bank to process
the bank Draft on your behalf.
Thank you.
Yours Faithfully
Mr.William Clinton (P.A.)to,
Mrs. Stephanie Avakian
Director US Security Exchange
and Commission (SEC).
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