from: Rev David Mathew <apexcourierdeliverycompany@consultant.com>
date: Jan 2, 2020, 8:36 AM
subject: Hello
mailed-by: consultant.com
signed-by: mail.com
Attention,
please read the mail below and go ahead to contact the bank for the intrusion giving by your partner to the bank,she sent this letter to me to inform me to pass the message to you,according to her,she said that she has tried many time to reach you she was on able to get you,she said in her mail below that she has paid all the fees to the bank that all you need now is to contact the bank for the delivery.
go through the mail below and go ahead to contact the bank,
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Dear,
it's been a long time. I have not forgotten you, remember when i told you i left you 350,000 usd? the money was kept in the bank because you were unable to receive it and i have been very busy all this while with school and charity work as well,i have been traveling from place to place. The bank contacted me about the unclaimed funds but since i have already kept it for you, i think it would be nice if you received the money Finally, so i informed the bank and told them to credit the total money of 350,000.00 usd into a prepaid card and send it to you through courier.
Now is the right time for you to claim and receive your money, please contact the bank with their email and ask them to send your money to you. this is the bank's contact email address (infobanktransferdepartment@iname.com ), you can contact them immediately for confirmation, they will not demand any money from you because every bank fees the bank needed has been settled. Do not send money to the bank, let me know if they request money from you, they have no right to demand money from you for any reason, do you understand? contact them and tell them you need your compensation money left for you, make sure you include this reference number (A8065B401) in your email to them so that they can easily verify you.
The bank fees has been paid like i said, i am giving you assurance that this time, you will receive your money, let me know as soon as you receive your money okay? have a blessed day. i am now happily married and blessed with a daughter.
my best regards
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