from: Dr. Stephanie Lynn Smith <barr.chrisemmanuel1@gmail.com>
reply-to: drslynnsmith@aol.com
date: Feb 19, 2020, 3:50 PM
subject: Information...........
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Hello,
My name is Dr. Stephanie Lynn Smith, From California United State of
America. I was scammed of $80.000:00 dollars within a period of 8
months in the year 2019. I became frustrated that I almost took my
life having lost everything I have labored for all my life. with the
advise of a good friend of mine, I decided to travel to Nigeria for
verification.
When I got to Nigeria, I was directed to Rev. Dr. Jack Donna who is
the Chairman of UNPAID Compensation Unit,The second day Rev. Dr. Jack
Donna took me to the paying bank for the claim of my funds and the
third day, I confirmed from my bank that my funds worth of $950.000
has been credited to my bank account within three working days,the
next day I took my flight back to United State, and now I am the most
happiest woman on earth after I have lost $80.000:00 dollar for
unnecessary documentation, fees after fees to no avail but with the
help of Rev. Dr. Jack Donna, he advised me that I only need to pay
for non-residential permit.
Moreover, Rev. Dr. Jack Donna showed me the full information and list
of names of those that are yet to received their funds that was how I
saw your name and your email address decided to contact you
Immediately so that you can contact Rev. Dr. Jack Donna for the
immediate released of your Nine Hundred and Fifty Thousand United
State Dollars that has been Approved by The Nigeria President
Muhammadu Buhari as a compensation amount to all scanned victims as
part of his effort to redeem the image of Nigeria.
You can contact Rev. Dr. Jack Donna on the following contact details.
Name: Rev. Dr. Jack Donna.
Chairman of UNPAID Compensation Unit
E-mail: rev.jackdonna@yahoo.com
Kindly contact him with your funds released approved
number./CMP/990/NG also let him know that I was the one who directed
you to him. Thank you and I wish you the best of locks.
Yours Sincerely,
Dr. Stephanie Lynn Smith.
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