from: CITYWIDE UK <josiahnwell3800@gmail.com>
date: Jun 30, 2020, 2:08 PM
subject: Re: GREAT SUCCESS AT LAST
mailed-by: gmail.com
I am wondering why you keep on ignoring this good news since early 2020 this year. this is the second time i am sending this message regarding your Church Compensation Charity Fund of one million dollars . Kindly get back to me immediately. I have an important message for you concerning your Compensation inheritance payment which is about to be diverted by one Mr Anderson. We have received several emails from him about the auto car accident you had two weeks ago.however he made us understand that you are in hospital suffering from CoronaVirus, but have no hope of your recovery. He stated that he is your brother and a business associate. the next of kin whom you have officially authorized to inherit all your properties. He is contacting this office based on your contract /Inheritance payment fund which is about to be paid to you. He requested that the payment should now be transferred into his own personal account.
We request for your urgent response to our email for us to know if you sent him to claim this payment, if we did not hear from you in the next 7 banking days ,we shall commence and effect the transfer to Mr. John Anderson Bank Account as he claim that you are seriously sick, we demand your quick response and make sure you reconfirm your details to James Donald phone number: +1-719) 496-1699, Please Your name address and phone number is needed.
I shall wait to hear from you as soon as possible
We Love you, please stay Safe.
Sincerely
Josiah Newell
Please stay safe and be strong
it will soon be over
Email: josiah.ajahs@onet.pl
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