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Barrister John Peters - Western Union - fidelityaccount@yahoo.com

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from: Barrister John <tbluv334@gmail.com>
reply-to: fidelityaccount@yahoo.com
date: Mar 28, 2020, 1:54 AM
subject: Contact Fidelity Bank Manager about payment from Africa.
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Friend,

Good day to you and I'm happy to inform you about my success in
getting the fund transferred to a USA Account with the co-operation of
a new partner from China who is an international business man.
Presently we're in Kenya because of this COVID 19 that is killing
everyone up there now, so we're in Kenya for investment projects,

Please kindly contact Ms Diana, with this code (0147) so she will
believe I'm the one that sent you. I hope you don't mind my English,
Im not an English person I am a French Man.

Now contact: Fidelity Bank Manager.
Ms Diana Johnson
Fidelity Bank Manager.
E-mail: fidelityaccount@yahoo.com

Contact her and ask for your online Access so that you can transfer
your money by your self into your bank account, the amount you have
with the bank is total $1.5m ( One million five hundred US Dollars)

you should send her your full Name, telephone number, bank name bank
account number and contact address only.

Best Regards.
Barrister.John Peters
Western Union Money Transfer Manager
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