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Esther Masego - esthermasego42@gmail.com

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from: Esther Masego <esthermasego42@gmail.com>
date: Nov 24, 2020, 2:44 PM
subject: Hello my dear Good Friend.
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello my dear Good Friend.

It is my pleasure to reach you after our unsuccessful attempt on our
business transaction, I am obliged to inform you that I have succeeded
in receiving the funds with the help of a new partner from Paraguay Mr.
Fernando Alvaro Gomez, everything was perfectly done because we strike
a deal with one of the Lady Accountant who works with the Federal
Ministry of Finance(F.M.F) and she rendered a tremendous help to us My
new partner initiated this idea and everything worked out
successfully, In appreciation of your earlier assistance to me in
receiving the funds, I have left $950.000.00 USD in ATM MASTER CARD,
which you will start making withdraw from the CARD immediately get to
your hands as it has been activated by the issuing bank.

This is from my own share I did this simply to show appreciation to
you for your kind support and assistance even though we could not
succeed due to some unforseen circumstances and reason best known by
you.

Presently I am in Paraguay for investment project with my own share
under the advice of my partner, Meanwhile I didn't forget your past
efforts and attempts to assist me in transferring this fund despite
the fact that we could not succeed, I will be sending you e-mail from
time to time to know if you have received your ATM MASTER CARD or not.

In the light of the above you are therefore to contact, REVEREND
FATHER JOSEP EGWU, in Benin Republic, who i left the ATM MASTER CARD
on his care, and do send him your contact address where you want the
ATM MASTER CARD to be sent to you, his Contact address as follow:

Name: REVEREND FATHER JOSEP EGWU
A Catholic Priest
Email address: rev.josephegwu@priest.com
Phone: +299-67885250

Please do let me know immediately you receive it so that we can share
the joy together after all the suffering at that time, In the moment I
am very busy here in Asuncion the capital city of Paraguay because of
the investment projects which the new partner and I are having at
hand. Please I will like you to accept this token with good faith as
this is from the bottom of my heart.

So, feel free to get in touch with REVEREND FATHER JOSEP EGWU, to send
the ATM MASTER CARD to you without any delay.

With My Best Regards,
Mrs. Esther Masego.
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