from: Jeff Skoll Foundation <jeffskollfoundation@vivaldi.net>
date: Jun 13, 2021, 4:42 PM
subject: Re: Attention:: kindly acknowledge receipt of this important email.
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: vivaldi.net
Congratulations dear email owner.
To::
Dear sir
Congratulations from the Jeff Skoll Philanthropies Foundation, where
life changing opportunities and cash are given out on a daily basis.
Our Founder has indeed been a great philanthropist to this generation
and is truly committed to giving while living.
We are therefore pleased to inform you that you are one of the lucky
people to benefit and receive $2,500,000.00 USD from our Foundation's
ongoing goodwill project (Grant/Donations Program). Is this message sent
to a valid email account? Your email account was randomly selected from
a massive pool to receive a cash donation of $2,500,000.00 from the
Foundation.
If this is a valid email account, kindly reply to Mr. John Williams
(Attorney / Payment Supervisor) at jeffskollfoundation@vivaldi.net for
comprehensive information.
You can also read more about the Jeff Skoll Foundation Activities by
performing a quick search on Google.
Sincerely,
Stanley David,
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from: Jeff Skoll Foundation <jeffskollfoundation@vivaldi.net>
date: Jun 14, 2021, 2:04 PM
subject: Hello dear
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: vivaldi.net
Hello dear
Good day to you, I hope your weekend was a splendid one, Please kindly
acknowledge receipt of the email sent to you over the weekend.
Have a pleasant day.
Regards,
Mr. John Williams
date: Jun 14, 2021, 2:04 PM
subject: Hello dear
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: vivaldi.net
Hello dear
Good day to you, I hope your weekend was a splendid one, Please kindly
acknowledge receipt of the email sent to you over the weekend.
Have a pleasant day.
Regards,
Mr. John Williams
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from: Jeff Skoll Foundation <jeffskollfoundation@vivaldi.net>
date: 13 Jun 2021, 16:38
subject: Attention:: kindly acknowledge receipt of this important email.
mailed-by: vivaldi.net
Signed by: vivaldi.net
Attention::
Dear Sir/madam,
We are delighted to hear from you as we have been anticipating the start
of a cordial working relationship with you. Please, to proceed with this
process, you are expected to fill out a simple application form attached
herewith.
Once completed, forward a scanned copy of the filled out form to us,
alongside a copy of a valid ID card for verification of identity. Our
approval team will review all documents and reach out to you if
satisfactory. Be advised that we uphold sincerity and transparency. Be
truthful to yourself and everything will go smoothly. It's true that you
have been selected as a winner of the good will project for 2021 but we
need to do the basic requirements before authorizing our affiliated bank
of USA to handle the final remittance of the said grant donation fund
($2.5 Million USD) to your designated bank.
I am pleased to provide you with a scanned copy of my working ID for
Jeff Skoll Foundation and my driver's license copy for identification
purposes, I'm honored to be elected as a payment supervisor for this
great organization with an amazing history.
Have a great day and we expect to hear from you soon.
Best Regards,
John Williams,
Attorney, Payment Supervisor
Jeff Skoll Philanthropic Foundation
E-mail:: johnwilliam12345@vivaldi.net
date: 13 Jun 2021, 16:38
subject: Attention:: kindly acknowledge receipt of this important email.
mailed-by: vivaldi.net
Signed by: vivaldi.net
Attention::
Dear Sir/madam,
We are delighted to hear from you as we have been anticipating the start
of a cordial working relationship with you. Please, to proceed with this
process, you are expected to fill out a simple application form attached
herewith.
Once completed, forward a scanned copy of the filled out form to us,
alongside a copy of a valid ID card for verification of identity. Our
approval team will review all documents and reach out to you if
satisfactory. Be advised that we uphold sincerity and transparency. Be
truthful to yourself and everything will go smoothly. It's true that you
have been selected as a winner of the good will project for 2021 but we
need to do the basic requirements before authorizing our affiliated bank
of USA to handle the final remittance of the said grant donation fund
($2.5 Million USD) to your designated bank.
I am pleased to provide you with a scanned copy of my working ID for
Jeff Skoll Foundation and my driver's license copy for identification
purposes, I'm honored to be elected as a payment supervisor for this
great organization with an amazing history.
Have a great day and we expect to hear from you soon.
Best Regards,
John Williams,
Attorney, Payment Supervisor
Jeff Skoll Philanthropic Foundation
E-mail:: johnwilliam12345@vivaldi.net
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