from: Clarice Starling <agentclaricestarling0147@gmail.com>
date: Jan 12, 2020, 10:55 PM
subject: Very important e-mail message
mailed-by: gmail.com
Happy new year dear,
I am Mrs Clarice Starling, a US citizen who was a victim of internet scam also known as online fraud .I was one of those that took part in the compensation program in Europe a couple of years ago but ended up not paid.I was scammed over $680,000 while in the US, innocently trying to help a man i thought was real to repatriate his funds trapped in a foreign land. Sometime last month, i was advised to travel down to Europe with all the documents i used in sending money to the scammers and on getting there,i was directed to meet with Keith Middlebrook, who was the right person to verify my documents and make adequate recommendation for my payment.
I contacted him and he assiduously ensured that my documents were professionally verified, vetted and recommendation for payment made within 2 days. He warned that whoever that has been contacting us in the past was fake and not the right person or persons to handle our case. He was so kind enough to even avail me the privilege of going through the list of scam victims where i found your name and email contact as one of the beneficiaries who is yet to receive due compensation payment under CASE FILE number: 64AC002. Thus,as a victim who was reaped off like me, i felt its absolutely necessary to pass across this vital information so you can also receive your own compensation payment through the right person.
It is my sincere advise that you contact Keith Middlebrook for his professional assistance. Do not forget to inform him that your case file number is 64AC002. Contact him directly on the email below.
Name: Keith Middlebrook
Email: keith.middlebrook1960@gmail.com
You really have to stop dealing with those liars that keep turning you around and asking for different kind of fees. They are only taking advantage of you and will continue to extort you until nothing is remaining.The only fee i paid after meeting Mr. Middlebrook was just €864 euros (compulsory payment for verification, authentication and stamp duty of my compensation documents as a genuine scam victim) which is a normal legal practice around the world. So take note of that!
I wish you the best of luck.
Clarice Starling
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