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Christopher M Gorman - Key Bank - vikajala41@gmail.com

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from: Donald R. Kimble <dessake404@gmail.com>
reply-to: vikajala41@gmail.com
date: Mar 23, 2023, 1:17 PM
subject: From Key Bank Payment Reference US$60.000.000.000.00 No.: KEYBANK/LHO-KOE/XXCL3003/22
mailed-by: gmail.com

Headquarters: Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Parent organization: KeyCorp
Revenue: 6.2 billion USD (2020)
Founded: 1825, Albany, New York, United States
TELEGRAM: +1 (217) 274 0100
Message +1 480 696 8519
FROM KEY BANK Payment Reference US$60.000.000.000.00 No.: KEYBANK/LHO-KOE/XXCL3003/22.
Attention Customer

In respect of your fund inheritance payment US$60.000.000.000.00 Billion US Dollars, we the bank authorities KeyBank. (KEYBANK), head office will send you a new ATM VISA CARD 2023 that will accumulate your total funds of US$60 Billion USD according to the instruction from our creditor department here in the bank Monday. After the board of directors meeting held on 20th MARCH 2023 the total payment was approved for payment to you in new ATM VISA CARD which you must use to make withdraw of your fund in any ATM slotting machine around the world with maximum amount of $50,000 USD in daily payment until you cash the total payment of US$60 Billion USD credited or (Atm Card slotting machine Banking online Transfer)

Meanwhile, you have to send the required fee of $50.00 USD Itunes card request for obtain the Affidavit of claim Clearance certificate in your transaction with government of your fund origin been Federal Justice Kampala,the US Monitory Fund Investigation Union head office in New York NYC 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 over-night delivery to your address without delay.

And here is information to send the fee $50 to them or send Itunes card Apple card Steam wallet card 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 Itunes card or send it from RIA ONLY only through RIA TRANSFER SERVICE AND ITUNES CARD as list following to enable them release the document today.

Receiver 1st name......MUJOONA ASHA
Country...................Uganda
City..........................Kampala
Amount..........................$50.00
Address......3 Nabende Mathahiru street Najjaera, Kampala
Phone........ +256- 701211493
Sender.......
MTCN.....
Any Gift card Itunes card Apple card Copy.....

IF YOU BLACK LIST FROM WESTERN UNION MONEY GRAM AND RIA SEND ITUNES CARD OR STEAM WALLET CARD $50.00 ONLY........

Reconfirm your following information with payment $50.00 Itunes card or Ria World Remit after sending the fee $50

Full Name......
Country.....
Your address....
Nearest Airport...
Mobile phone number...
Direct phone number....

Send us Itunes card or the MTCN Control Numbers or Ria 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.

Christopher M. Gorman, Chairman,CEO
and President; Donald R. Kimble, CFO
Chief Financial Officer,
Key Bank.
Email jalavika24@gmail.com
TELEGRAM: +1 (217) 274 0100
Message +1 480 696 8519
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