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Evelyn Tamuno - funds_o@aol.com

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from: Mrs Evelyn Tamuno <moneygrafill@gmail.com>
reply-to: funds_o@aol.com
date: Sep 23, 2025, 3:06 AM
subject: From the desk of Mrs. Evelyn Tamuno.
mailed-by: gmail.com

From the desk of Mrs. Evelyn Tamuno.

I am here by apologizing for the delayed of your $10,000,000.00 Ten
million United State Dollars because I travelled out of country since
and have been in Paris-France all this while; I just came back 2 days
ago.

However I asked Mr.Carlosse Johnson about your funds and he told me that
you did not get the funds till this date. I asked him why and he
explained to me that you couldn't be able to pay the required fee
needed to start releasing your payments. I ask him why they requested
such a huge amount from you instead of $50 I instructed him before I
traveled.

Right now the only amount you have to send to my (Secretary)
is only $50 for the activation of your Ria VAT File
paper, to entitle you to receive your daily payments till done?
The $50 should be sending to below:

Here is information to send the fee both Ria or world remit or iTunes card

Be advised that after this very 50, there will be no payment
from you again than your daily confirming payment of $40,000 till the
whole $10,000,000.00 is completed.

My word and order to the western union Manager Director is that you
should pay only bet $50 no more no less. Therefore if anybody ask you
for any additional payment after you pay $50, kindly report to me
because the person has a cross line of my orders.

Please I'm really sorry for the inconveniences this delay might cause to you.
Thanks:
Email( departmentofficeembassy@gmail.com )
Mrs Evelyn Tamuno
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