| from: | ATM International Credit Settlement <steve@rpp2.com> | ||
| reply-to: | williamsjohn0001@yahoo.cn | ||
| to: | |||
| date: | Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 1:17 AM | ||
| subject: | ATM PAYMENT APPROVAL...... | ||
| mailed-by: | rpp2.com |
Central Bank of Nigeria
ATM International Credit Settlement,
Directorate of International Payment
This is to officially notify you about your Fund that was supposed to be rendered to you via numerous ways i.e. Courier Companies, Western Union Money Transfers and Banks. Due to this lost of Funds of yours which was suppose to be given to you but failed to. So in this case, a beneficial meeting was held on the 25th of February 2013 at the World Bank in Switzerland, which top officials and Central Bank Governors from different countries in the world were present at the meeting. Which they discussed on how the Fund can be given to you without any loss at this time, which you have to stop any further communication with any other person(s) or office(s) to avoid any hitches in receiving your ATM payment.
In conclusion at the meeting, The President of World Bank Mr. Jim Yong Kim has strictly authorized 6 Banks in the World to deliver all Funds through courier companies. Your Fund which is truly $3.5 Million USD (Three Million, Five Hundred Thousand United States of America Dollars) to all beneficiaries in various countries in the world as an ATM MASTER CARD. Below are the authorized Banks;
Daiwa Bank R/Osaka/Japan
Caja De Madrid/Madrid/Spain
Lloyds Bank R /London/England
Central Bank of Nigeria/Lagos/Nigeria
Banco di Santo Spirito/Rome/Italy
Atlantic Bank Of New York/New York/USA
HSBC Bank Australia/Australia
Each of this Banks are to distribute 150 ATM MASTER CARDS to every beneficiaries in the World that are to receive their compensation ATM CARD, so this Bank (Central Bank Of Nigeria) will send you your ATM CARD which you will use to withdraw your money in any ATM machine in any part of the world, but the maximum withdrawal is $20,000.00 US dollar per day. Note that this ATM CARD of yours has been activated and a security pin code number will be issued to you from this Bank as soon as you receive your Card for a safer withdrawal. Please contacts the ATM CARD payment departments Mr. John Williams information are as below;
Mr. John Williams
Director of ATM payment Department
Central Bank of Nigeria
Email: williamsjohn0001@yahoo.cn
Phone: +234-8153-6827-00
NOTE: For None Appearance, Do Not Contact Mr. John Williams, if you can not pay for the cost of delivery and Kindly Reconfirm:
Your Full Name:
Country/Your Address:
Occupation:
Contact Home/Cell Phone:
Age/Sex:
We have concluded delivery arrangement with all COURIER SERVICES, Courier Company to be fully insured by Nicon Insurance Corporation. In view of this development, you are requested to choose from the options listed below your choice and cost of delivery
{UPS DELIVERY}
Mailing $ 60.00 00.00
Insurance $ 90.00 00.00
Doc Processing fee $ 40 .00 00.00
TOTAL $ 190.00 00.00 (ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY UNITED STATE DOLLARS)
{RHODEVILLE COURIER SERVICE}
Mailing$ 75.00.00
Insurance$ 120.00
Doc Processing fee $ 60.00.00
TOTAL$ 255.00 (TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE UNITED STATE DOLLARS)
{DHL DELIVERY}
Mailing $ 90.00 00.00
Insurance $ 110.00 00.00
Doc Processing fee $ 70.00 00.00
TOTAL $ 270.00 00.00 (TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY UNITED STATE DOLLARS)
{FedEx DELIVERY}
Mailing $ 110.00 00.00
Insurance $ 160.00 00.00
Doc Processing fee $ 80 .00 00.00
TOTAL $ 350.00 00.00 (THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY UNITED STATE DOLLARS)
For oral discussion, you can reach Mr. John Williams, on email or call his office telephone line given to you above as soon as you receive this important message for further directions and also update him on any development from the above mentioned office. Note that it is because of impostors, we hereby issued you our code of conduct, which is (6256) so you have to indicate this code when contacting the card center by using it as your subject.
Sincerely Yours,
Mrs. Donna Brooks
Chief secretary Remittance Officer,
Central Bank of Nigeria,
In Respect of the World Bank
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