John Kwame - Bank Of Africa - bankofafricaciabj1@gmail.com

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John Kwame - Bank Of Africa - bankofafricaciabj1@gmail.com

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from: Bank of Africa Africa <bankofafricaciabj1@gmail.com>
date: Apr 15, 2020, 3:05 AM
subject: YOUR PAYMENT OF P.O.S.DUE TO COVID-19
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Beneficiary,
Sir,
The Government of Cote d´Ivoire Nigeria government have agreed to pay
your outstanding payment through P.O.S. payment which you will stay at
home because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

P.O.S.payment means point of sale for payment which the P.O.S. machine
will be sent to you.
This is the latest method of payment to foreign beneficiaries that
have not received your fund and it is called a GPRS Method of payment
which the Government of Cote Divoire have already programmed your
payment with the account number allocated to you and when you receive
the P.O.S. machine then you can slot in your Atm card of master
card,debit card and you make transfers and withdrawals and pay bills
easily to any account of your choice.
You will use the P.O.S. to transfer money to your account or any
account of your choice worldwide when you slot in your Atm card or
your credit card because the P.O.S. will be programmed in your name
with account number provided to you by the bank of Africa Cote Divoire
that issued the P.O.S. payment.
We shall direct you more on how you will receive your P.O.S.Machine to
you and you start to withdraw and transfer money from your payment of
$3.5million since you will stay at home without anybody touching or
coming closer to you.

Thanks for your coperation
Yours Sincerely
John Kwame
Bank of Africa Abidjan
Cote Divoire
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