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> From: First Bank Of Nigeria Plc <info@firstbank.com>
> Subject: First Bank Nigeria Plc
> To:
> Date: Thursday, September 10, 2009, 11:00 AM
>
>
>
> First Bank Nigeria Plc.
> Samuel Asabia House, 35,
> Marina,
> Lagos Nigeria.
> Tel/Fax +2340-17265-970
>
> Attention.
>
> Dear Madam,
>
> It has being order of the day that most people are being
> fallen victims to Nigerian SCAMMERS AND FRAUDSTERS, and that
> has given our government a very sleepless night, and because
> of this, there was an emergency meeting, and at the end, it
> was resolved that all SCAM AND FRAUD VICTIMS should be
> compensated, for all that they have lost in the course of
> the fund they were pursing.
>
> And at the end, our bank was mandated to carry out all the
> payments to any body that is involved, and you happen to be
> among the names submitted to us for immediate payment.
>
> I want to bring to your notice that your funds will be paid
> to you, through A DEBIT ATM CARD from our bank, we will open
> account for you in our bank, which will be free of charge,
> and then the DEBIT ATM CARD will be issued in your name, so
> you can use it to withdraw your money in any ATM MACHINE
> over there in your country or any part of the world any time
> any where in this world, the amount due to you is the sum of
> $1,297,000.00.
>
> In your response to this email, we shall give you further
> details on how we will open the account in your favour
> without delay.
>
> Faithfully Yours,
> Subusola Giwa.
>
>
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