from: Rev. Dr. Ben <dr.rev.benriv@gmail.com>
reply-to: dr.rev.benriv@gmail.com
date: Apr 28, 2020, 9:23 PM
subject: Re: UNITED NATIONS COVID-19 FINAL PAYMENT NOTICE
mailed-by: gmail.com
Your letter has been received and well noted.
For your information, I am here to explain more to you and to end your stress in this period of time, first i am sorry for my late response; i was busy with other fund deliveries just like yours.
All you need do to activate your NEW ATM CARD is being explained to you below.
You should read carefully and follow procedures. Okay
And please we are not receiving any money from you to deliver this. Okay
The compensation is just One million dollars Charity Fund approved and signed to you by United Nation including the European Union. And we are paying you via an ATM CREDIT CARD. Moreover, we are not going to charge you to dispatch your ATM Card.
So If you accept to have your one million dollars compensation by an ATM CREDIT CARD, all you need to do is this, go to any store and Purchase a Nordstrom Card or a Google Play Card of 100 dollar, Scratch the card take a picture of it and send me the activation code to enable me activate your ATM CARD immediately. Once we confirm that, it will enable us Activate and Upgrade your card immediately so that you will be able to withdraw 5000 dollars per day. That will be your maximum per day. I Believe it will save you from being broke in this period of Covid-19 and for the rest of your life.
Note: I will attach your ATM Card Copy In my next message. But if you prefer cash delivery, it will involve a courier service process, which means the Courier Service Company might charge you for delivery and that might also be delayed due to the Covid-19 sterilization process. Kindly get back to us immediately to avoid further delays.
I wait your attention on this. Okay
Trust me you will smile again.
Thanks
Mr Benjamin Rivera
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