from: Microsoft account team <brenthoward124@gmail.com>
date: Feb 3, 2021, 6:32 PM
subject: THANK YOU SO MUCH.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear .PARTNER
How are you doing, my good friend it's been a long time now since after you abandoned our transaction.
After you abandoned the transaction I searched for who to assist me finish it , this person has to continue with all your information's details. It wasn't easy to get anyone to finish the job but a man from Hong Kong agreed to bear your details to finish it.
The man's name is Mr Ling Hun , he has an account with one of the banks in your country , I have a compensation to give you which is $4,000,000 Four Million US Dollars.
Due to where I am presently investing made it little bit difficult to transfer directly to you but Mr Ling Hun Ling made it more easier for me and you , i exchanged the Four Million US Dollars with My Ling's cheque for easy cash by you ok.
Mr Ling Hun Ling gave this cheque to one of his old long ago secretary who he said can only trust regards to such money involved.
Contact Mrs Marylin McDonald for your compensation ok, write to her to introduce yourself and she is aware of your contact.
I really want to use this opportunity to thank you because you really did good despite the differences but I still finish it and achieve it, here below the contact information details of Mrs Marylin McDonald.
( Marylin McDonald )
( marylinmcdonald21@gmail.com )
Am presently busy with my new investments building on energy in Sri Lanka inside a big forest , i will be coming out to check on your email ok. Hope to see you face to face soon in near future.
My Greetings,
BRENT HOWARD.
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