from: Steve Johnson <def29948@gmail.com>
reply-to: fllbel8@gmail.com
date: Jul 3, 2023, 11:12 AM
subject: ATM visa card
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear good customer ,
I am Steve Johnson director general manager in charge of bank Uganda
office and kindly know today your total amount our office Uganda
office ritht now is $70.8 Million us dollars complete now and amount
you will start to withdrawal every day in your ATM visa card is
$20,000 USD per day.to any ATM visa card in your country now but this
man Mr, Mark Edward come to our office bank in Uganda to claim all
your Funds here because he said that you on the way to coming back to
work yesterday and you got an accident and took you to hospital
yesterday you died, and we want to confirm from you today before he
want to claim all your funds here with your ATM visa card today ,
so here is the PIN code number(77-55)
Dear good friend if you still alive try to get back to me today with
your full information before this name Mr, Mark Edward claim all your
funds here with your ATM visa card today ,
So Please make a Choice of your delivery for Shipping Below;
1,Bank to Bank wire transfer: 24 hrs cost only 50
2,ATM VISA CARD delivery: 48 hrs cost only 35
3,Consignment box delivery: 3 working days only 25
and try to pay it through Google play gift card or you buy i tunes
card or you buy Steam Wallet card and scratch it very well and snap it
picture send to me because that is the best way without cost you any
transfer fee ,
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Regards
Steve Johnson
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