from: wegas souza <wegas.s@yahoo.com>
date: Aug 29, 2019, 12:36 PM
subject: FOR YOUR COMPENSATION Greetings,
FOR YOUR COMPENSATION Greetings, How are you and your family? I hope fine. I'm happy to inform you about the success in getting those funds transferred under the cooperation of a new partner from Algeria, Presently I'm in Algeria, meanwhile, I didn't forget your past efforts in trying to assist me in transferring those funds despite that it failed us somehow.
This is to notify you that I have deposited a fund of (USD $750.000.00) with the western union money transfer services to be transferred to you gradually. And they told me that they will be sending the sum of USD $4,000.00 to you THREE TIMES DAILY until the total sum is completed.
Below is the information on your first payment of the USD $4,000.00 you can track it and confirm the MTCN ready to pick up by clicking on (www.westernunion.com).
SENDER'S NAME:===== Edun Danial
RECEIVER'S NAME:==== Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx
TEXT QUESTION: ====In God
ANSWER:========We Trust
AMOUNT:========USD $4,000.00
MTCN :=========660 716 6812
Once, you pick it you should try to let them know so that they can send you another payment as agreed.
Contact the western union on
Name: Edun Danial (Foreign Operation Manager)
Office Telephone 00228 9315 4789
Email: ( wunion-tg@fastservice.com )
Email: (westernunion-tg@post.com)
And you should not hesitate to let me know whenever you start receiving the funds, please find attached for the screenshot of the first transfer of 4,000 USD
Very truly yours
Barrister Wegas Souza
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