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Lillian - imammohamadahmed@gmail.com

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from: Mrs Lillian <danimalikiterantapac@gmail.com>
reply-to: imammohamadahmed@gmail.com
date: Jun 11, 2021, 1:13 AM
subject: Hello My Dear Friend
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello My Dear Friend .

How are you over there in your country or elsewhere? I believe you are fine
and doing well, I hope my mail meets you in good health today.

I am much delighted and privileged to contact you again after a long while,
it takes destiny and courage to remember good friends like you and at the
same time show gratitude to you despite circumstances that made us separate
and disrupted our transaction which ultimately did not work out as we had
expected then.

The good news is that I'm happy to inform you about my success in getting
the funds transferred with the cooperation of a new partner from
Netherlands , I use this opportunity to inform you that the transaction
finally worked out and I am contacting you to let you know that I have left
a cheque of *( $300.000.00 DOLLARS )* in your Name , I send the cheque
through IMAM MOHAMAD AHMED , He has traveled with his group on a mission
for Hope Worldwide Aid support to Africa Benin Cotonou precisely.

I would like you to accept it because this is from the bottom of my heart.
I have raised and signed an International Cheque Draft of* ( $300.000.00
DOLLARS )* in your name for your efforts and contribution as it were.
I really appreciated your tremendous effort and contribution to start off
and make things work to the stage you were unable to continue.

I believe that IMAM MOHAMAD AHMED with his group will be camping in Benin
Cotonou, might be closer to you or your resident country. You should
contact him via his organization private email address: contact him now on
how you will receive the Cheque ( *imammohamadahmed@gmail.com
<imammohamadahmed@gmail.com> * ) and his Tell Phone number is *+229
64294216* and i want you to know that i am so busy here so whatever you
need you have to contact IMAM MOHAMAD AHMED on your behalf to receive that
money. Therefore feel free to get in touch with him and he will send the
cheque to you without delay.

Take care and bye for now.
yours sincerely
Mrs Lillian.
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