Susanh Abangu - Eco Bank - ecobankpaymentoffice1999@gmail.com

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Susanh Abangu - Eco Bank - ecobankpaymentoffice1999@gmail.com

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from: ECO BANK PAYMENT OFFICE <ecobankpaymentoffice1999@gmail.com>
date: Apr 10, 2021, 4:22 AM
subject: PAYMENT ORDER VIA ATM CARD
mailed-by: gmail.com

PAYMENT ORDER VIA ATM CARD

Contact Eco Bank to Receive Your payment funds total amount of $6.4
Million United State Dollars now We have actually been authorized by
the newly appointed United Nation secretary general, and the governing
body of the UNITED NATIONS Monetary Unit, to investigate the
unnecessary delay on your payment, recommended and approved in your
favor. During the course of our investigation, we discovered with
dismay that your payment funds total amount of $6.4Million United
State Dollars has been unnecessarily Delayed by corrupt officials of
the Bank who are Trying to divert your funds into their private
accounts.

To forestall this, security for your funds was organized in the form
of your personal Identification number (PIN) ATM CARD and this will
enable only you to have direct Control over your funds in the ATM
CARD. We will monitor this payment ourselves to avoid the hopeless
situation created by the Officials of the bank. An irrevocable payment
guarantee has been issued by the World Bank Group and the
International Monetary Fund (IMF) on your Payment. However, we are
happy to inform you that based on our recommendation/Instructions;
your complete Inheritance funds have been credited in your favor
through ATM VISA CARD.

You are therefore advice to contact:

REV.JOHN PAUL
E-mail*(ecobankpaymentoffice1999@gmail.com)
Director ECO BANK PLC Payment Department
office.Telephone Numbers +256702307477

Contact him now for the delivery of your ATM Card. As soon as you
establish a contact with him, an ATM card will be issued to you
immediately which you can use to withdraw your funds in any Bank ATM
Machine in your Country, but the maximum is $20 000 per day. So if you
like to receive your funds through this means you're advised to
contact (REV.JOHN PAUL) with the following information as stated
below:

1. Your Full Name______________
2. Address Where You Want the Courier Company to Send Your ATM Card
To or (P.O Box)
3. Your Age___________________________ _
4. Occupation_______________
5. Telephone Numbers_____________
6. Country_______________________ ____

NOTE: You are advised to furnish REV.JOHN PAUL with your correct and
valid details. Once again be informed that the amount to be paid to
you is $6.4Million United State Dollars, We expect your urgent
response to this email to enable us monitor this payment effectively
thereby making contact with REV.JOHN PAUL as directed to avoid further
delay.

Congratulations.
MRS.SUSANH ABANGU
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