from: Aina Samir <aina900samir@gmail.com>
date: Feb 26, 2020, 8:31 PM
subject: How are you doing today hope fine? is me Aina samir your old friend,
mailed-by: gmail.com
How are you doing today hope fine? this is Aina your old friend,Talken
from my good heart to you for your past efforts to help me, I am
writing to let you know that the Bank that issued your Bank Draft
Cheque i left on your behalf when you wanted to help me in the past
which did not went success due to one reason or another when i needed
your assistance to help me with some funds of 2.8 million dollars
which i have finally and successfully transferred by the help of
another person from Paraguay and i decided to compensate you and to
fulfill my promises i made to myself so i left the Draft Cheque to
Reverend Father John Paulson in Dakar Senegal but i have been informed
that the Bank has credited the total sum of $300,000.00 ( Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars only) into ATM Master Card due to the
expiration of the bank Draft Cheque.
They apologize to you due to their inability to order the transfer before now,
You advised to receive the ATM Master Card and withdraw your funds
through ATM machine in your country or anywhere in the world, I have
paid for the posting, kindly fill the form below and send to the
Reverened Father email address below.
and please my dear all you have to do is to let me know what is going on ok
Full names:....................
Your complete address:.........
Country:.......................
Telephone number:..............
Occupation:....................
Reverend John Paulson.
Email:.....johnpauljp33@hotmail.com
Yours Sincerely
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