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Sgt Diana Adams - dianaadam774@gmail.com

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from: Diana Adam <dianaadam774@gmail.com>
date: Nov 5, 2021, 8:28 AM
subject: A GIFT OF APPRECIATIONS REGARDING YOUR PAST EFFORTS, KINDLY CONTACT THE ATM VISA CARD OFFICE..............
mailed-by: gmail.com

My name is Sgt. Diana Adams, an American Female soldier working as a
peacekeeping force in Afghanistan. I once contacted you about moving
out of some money some time ago, while still in service in
Afghanistan, hope you remembered.

I am happy to inform you about my success in getting the fund
transferred through the help of a new partner Mr.Fernando Alvaro Gomez
from Mexico.

Presently I am in Mexico for investment projects with my own share of
the total sum. Everything was perfectly done because we struck a deal
with one of the Lady Accountants who works with the Federal Ministry
of Finance Senegal (FMFS) and she rendered a tremendous help to us.
My new partner initiated this idea and everything worked out
successfully.

However, I did not forget all of your past efforts and your curiosity
to make sure you help me receive the Funds which unfortunately failed
for reasons best known to God. Please accept this gift because it's a
gift from my heart and as compensation for all your past efforts
trying to help then.

So, therefore, I left an amount of US$250,000(Two Hundred and fifty
thousand US dollars) with the United Bank For Africa (UBA bank) for
you, which would be sent to you ONLY via ATM VISA CARD,(for some
reason) before traveling to Mexico with my new partner.

I have already discussed with the office manager and he assured me
that they are ready to Process/issue you the ATM visa card through
their visa card payment center so that you will be able to make
withdrawals of the fund in your country or in any ATM Machine World
wide.

So you have to be fast in contacting the United Bank for Africa
immediately after you receive this mail.

However, kindly contact the below person who is in a position to issue
your visa card to you.

ATM CARD OFFICE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Directorate of International Payment
Contact Person :Mr.Henry Dewan
In respect of the UBA Bank.
Director Visa Card payment Department
ATM office email address:( ubavisacard_dpt@zohomail.com )

Regards,
Sgt.Diana Adams .
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