from: James Ford <jamesford1192@googlemail.com>
date: Jul 29, 2020, 1:29 PM
subject: Notification of payment by ATM Master Credit Card
mailed-by: googlemail.com
FROM THE DESK OF MR JAMES FORD
DIRECTOR,INTERNATIONAL REMITTANCE
FOREIGN OPERATIONS DEPT,
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NEW YORK,
UNITED STATES.
Notification of payment by ATM Master Credit Card
Attn: Beneficiary
We hereby officially notifying you about the present arrangement to pay you, your over due contract/inheritance fund which you could not complete the process of the release of your transfer pin code through the Digitalis Payment System.
We have decided to pay your funds without any requested fee but through (ATM Master Express Credit Card) This arrangement was initiated/constituted by the World Bank and Paris Club,due to fraudulent activities going on within the African Region.
The World Bank and Paris Club introduced this payment arrangement to enable our contractors/inheritance beneficiary to receive their fund without any interference.
The ATM Master Express Credit Card was contracted and powered by GOLD CARD WORLD WIDE.
Reconfirm the following information to us for Security reasons.
1)YOUR FULL NAME
2)YOUR RECEIVING ADDRESS.
3)YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER
4)YOUR PROFESSION
5)YOUR AGE
Upon the receipt of this mail we are going to load your fund into the Master Express Credit Card and send a scan copy of the card to you before we will proceed to dispatch the card directly to your nominated home address so you absolutely have nothing to worry about all we need is your Prompt Response and Co-operation by Gods Grace we will have a successful Transaction
Contact the ATM CARD department
Mr Mike Anderson
Email To Contact : mikeanderson1977deplomat@gmail.com
+1 7162542792
CONGRATULATIONS IN ADVANCE.
BEST REGARDS
MR JAMES FORD
DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL REMITTANCE
FOREIGN OPERATIONS DEPT,
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NEW YORK,
UNITED STATES.
CC:ALL FOREIGN INHERITANCE FUNDS
CC:FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NEW YORK
CC:BOARD OF DIRECTORS [FPD]
CC:ACCOUNTANT GENERAL OF USA
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