from: Nancy Mendy <nancymendy10@gmail.com>
date: Oct 2, 2020, 2:41 PM
subject: I am so Happy Now.
mailed-by: gmail.com
My dear
How are you there in your country or where? I think you're good and good. I hope my email finds you in good health today.
I am delighted and privileged to contact you again, after all this time, you need the destiny and the courage to remember good friends like you and
at the same time, show gratitude despite the circumstances that separated us and
He interrupted our transaction, which ultimately did not work out as we had planned then.
The good news is that I am pleased to inform you about my success in transferring funds with the cooperation of a new partner from the Netherlands.
I take this opportunity to inform you that the transaction was finally resolved and I am contacting you to inform you that I left an CARD ($ 160, 000.00 US dollars in your name), I sent you the ATM CARD through Rev. Father Philip Robert, he is a group in a missionary for the support of Hope Worldwide Aid in Africa Dakar Senegal precisely.
I would like you to accept it since this is from the bottom of my heart. I raised and signed an ATM card for $ 160, 000.00 United States dollars on your behalf for your efforts and contributions, so to speak.
I really appreciated his tremendous effort and contribution to start and make things work at the level he could not continue.
I think the Reverend Philip Robert with his group will be camping in Senegal, could be closer to you or your country of residence. You must contact him through the private email address of your organization: (rvphiliprobert@gmail.com)
With best regards.
Ms Nancy.
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