from: Mr Joe Mike <joem04297@gmail.com>
reply-to: internalr9@gmail.com
date: Aug 27, 2021, 9:27 AM
subject: ATTN:BENEFICIARY
mailed-by: gmail.com
This is to officially inform you that we have completed investigation
on your awarded funds and some other beneficiary. With the help of our
newly developed technology (International Monitoring Network System)
we discovered that many bad offices, scammers and thieves have been
collecting money from you in the name of your funds.We have arrested
the leader of the scammers.
your e-mail address was automatically selected by an Online Balloting
government system, which was legally awarded to you the sum of
$950,000 USD from the united states embassy in united kingdom We
have authorized and sign your certificate with the human right for
your money to be transferred straight to your account without any more
delay because you have suffered enough and we will make sure that you
cash your money before next week Thursday.
Your funds have been deposited in the bank with the IMF and FBI
authority for the security and fast transfer of your money to your
bank. We have completed this investigation and you are hereby approved
to send the names of those bad offices to us so that we will use it to
find and arrest the them and testify against them in the court of law.
we have verified and secure your entire transaction to be Safe
and 100% risk free.
You will be required to get back to us with your contact
phone number.............
Sincere
Mr Noble Ronald K.
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