from: Mrs.Bonnie Gomez <msgomez1109@gmail.com>
date: Aug 4, 2023, 4:22 AM
subject: Attention Please.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention Please.
I am Mrs. Bonnie Gomez. I am 61 years Old. I reside here at 2308 Capri Dr, Fort Texas United States, I am thinking of relocating since I am now rich.
I am one of those that took part in a Contract in WEST AFRICA Nigeria
many years ago and they refused to pay me, I had paid over $26,000usd
while in the US, trying to get my payment from Nigeria, all to no
avail. So I decided to travel down to Nigeria with the contract
payment documents, And I was directed to meet with one Mrs. Loveth
Kumah at the Dept. Management office in Nigeria, and when I met with
she explained everything to me. She said those who have been
contacting us through emails are fake, she took me to the DMO payment
office for the process of some paperwork and after that, my contract
payment was released to me immediately.
Right now I am the most happiest woman on earth because I have finally
received my funds from Nigeria and Mrs. Loveth Kumah showed me the
full information and email address of those that are yet to receive
their payments and that was where i saw your email address and i
decided to email you today to stop dealing with those people
contacting you because they are not with your fund,they are only
making money out of you.
I will advise you to contact Mrs. Loveth Kumah for your payment as
soon as possible. You have to contact her directly through her
information below:
Mrs. Loveth Kumah
Debt management office Nigeria
Email: lovethkumah@gmail.com
You really have to stop dealing with those people that are contacting
you and telling you that your fund is with them, it is not in any way
with them, they are only taking advantage of you and they will dry you
up until you are left with nothing..
The only money I paid after meeting Mrs. Loveth Kumah was just $265
for paperwork and the final transfer clearance process of my funds to
my nominated bank account here in the United states. Take note of
that.
Once again stop contacting those people, I will advise you to contact
Mrs. Loveth Kumah to help you get your payment out immediately instead
of dealing with those liars that will be turning you around asking for
different kinds of money to complete your transaction.
Be wise,
Gomez
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