from: Mrs Korothimi Alansane <reacarmelina577@yahoo.com>
reply-to: alansanekorothimi@yahoo.com
date: May 18, 2020, 7:52 PM
subject: How are you doing today?
mailed-by: yahoo.com
Dear Martin,
How are you doing today?.Hope you haven't forgotten me, i am Mr Torres Ebon,the former Manager at the Coris bank international of Burkina faso down there at West Africa, who has contacted you some time ago to assist me inorder to secure the release of a deceased customer's fund into your bank account.
Though, you weren't able to assist me up to the conclusion stage in that transaction by then, i am very much happy to inform you about my success in getting the fund transfered under the assistance, and co-operation of a new partner from India.
Presently, i am in India for investment projects with my share of the total fund. Meanwhile, i didn't forget your past efforts, and attempts to assist me in the transfering of the fund, and i have make sure that you aren't left behind or left out of the benefits of the transaction.
Henceforth, i have kept aside for you the total sum of: $675,000 (Six hundred, and seventy-five thousand, Usa-dollars) in the ATM CARD. My new partner, and i have agreed to compensate you with that above said amount for all your past efforts, and attempts to assist me in that past successful matters.
I have appreciated your kind efforts at that time very much, so feel very free to contact my former secretary Mrs Korothimi Alansane through her below email address, and please make sure that you instruct her on how to send the ATM CARD to you, and do let me know immediately you have received the ATM CARD, so that we can share the joy together after all the stress at those past times ago.
At the moment, i am very busy over here in India because of the investment projects of which my partner, and i were having at hands presently, i might not be able to check my emails for the next three weeks or more, but all the same, contact my former secretary Mrs Korothimi Alansane down there at Burkina faso, west Africa right now
for your ATM CARD.
Finally, remember that i have left an instruction to my former secretary Mrs Korothimi Alansane down there at Burkina faso, west Africa that immediately you have contacted her for your ATM CARD, that she shouldn't delay to send your ATM CARD to you as soon as possible in order to avoid misplacement.
Therefore, as soon as you contact her for the said ATM CARD to be sent to you, she will surely send the ATM CARD to you. Below is the contact of my former secretary Mrs Korothimi Alansane down there at Burkina faso, west Africa
Contact this below person immediately for your ATM CARD:-
Mrs Korothimi Alansane.
Email Address: (alansanekorothimi@yahoo.com)
Yours good friend,
Mr Torres Ebon
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