from: Mrs Katrina Grano <fredrickisiukwu1@gmail.com>
reply-to: katrina.grano@aol.com
date: Mar 2, 2020, 6:05 PM
subject: Greetings.........
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Dear,
Greetings to you, My name is Katrina Grano, from Colorado United State of America. I was scammed of USD$100,000 within 2018-2019. 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 Dr. Alex Johnson who is the Chairman of the Debt Reconciliation Committee (DRC) in Nigeria, he showed ma a proof of ownership of the fund in my name, The second day Dr. Alex Johnson 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
USD$450,000 has been credited to my 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 USD$100,000 for unnecessary documentation, fees after fees to no avail but with the help of Dr. Alex Johnson, I was able to receive my compensation payment without any stress. I was asked to pay for Non-Residential Permit and that was the only spent before I was able to receive my money.
Moreover, Dr. Alex Johnson showed me the list of emails of those that are yet to receive their funds that was how I saw your email address and decided to contact you Immediately so that you can contact Dr. Alex Johnson for the immediate release of your Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand United State Dollars (USD$450,000) that has been Approved by
the Nigerian President as a compensation amount to all scammed victims.
You can contact Dr. Alex Johnson, if you want to receive your approved fund and be happy once again. Below is his contact details:
Name: Dr. Alex Johnson
Chairman of the Debt Reconciliation Committee (DRC)
E-mail: dr_alexjohnson@yahoo.com
Kindly contact him with your fund released approved number./CMP/187/NG also let him know that I was the one who directed you to him. Thank you and I wish you the best of luck.
Yours Sincerely,
Mrs Katrina Grano
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