from: Al-Kabir Musa <alkabirmusa1759@gmail.com>
date: May 20, 2020, 1:35 AM
subject: THIS IS THE MAIL YOU REQUESTED FROM MRS STEPHANIE SAYOUBA
mailed-by: gmail.com
ATTENTION PLEASE !!!
This is to bring to your kind attention that the World Bank in affiliation with the (IMF) has sanctioned some African countries to compensate the scam victims, including people that had an unfinished transaction or international business that failed due to Government problems or due to corrupt Government officials. The compensation includes those that had lost their hard-earned money to scammers. Each of the victims will be compensated with the sum of $650,000 US Dollars (six hundred and fifty thousand united state dollars) deposited in a visa card to ensure that justice is done to the scam victims. This is as result of numerous reports of frauds perpetuated from some African countries.There have been reports that the victims had lost a lot of money to the scammers, with the United States particularly targeted the most.
However, your email were obtained from one of the scammers who were arrested by the security operatives. Hence, the inclusion of your name on the list of those eligible to be compensated and that is the sole reason for contacting you, as one of those entitled to receive the compensation payment. Note, your payment reference number is: CP074653BF. The arrested scammer testified that there are other scammers and embezzlers of people's hard-earned money, for which the combined security agencies are working tirelessly to track them down. As security measure, you are hereby warned not to communicate or duplicate this message to anybody until all the criminals are apprehended and brought to book. Therefore, contact Mrs Stephanie Sayouba immediately for visa card of your compensation payment of $650,000 US Dollars (six hundred and fifty thousand united state dollars).
Contact of Mrs Stephanie Sayouba.
Email: ( mrssstephaniesayouba.bf@qualityservice.com )
Yours faithfully,
Mr Alkabir Musa.
The secretary of the Financial Services Vulnerability Taskforce
924 W. 11th St. Tempe, Arizona, United States.
Email: alkabirmusa1759@gmail.com
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