from: maaskesha@gmail.com
reply-to: maaskesha@gmail.com
date: Dec 6, 2020, 10:20 PM
subject: Ich grüße dich im Namen des Herrn
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I greet you in the name of the Lord
I can't imagine how you will feel when you receive a sudden letter from a remote country in far-off Ivory Coast, and probably from someone you are not closely related to. I appeal to you to be patient and read my letter dealing with you in this important transaction
I am Mrs. Theresa Han, 65 years old, in Ivory Coast, suffering from cancer. I was married to Mr Johnson Han, who was a contractor with the Ivory Coast Government, before he died in hospital a few days later
My late husband deposited the sum of US $ 2.5 million (two million five hundred thousand USD) in a bank in Ivory Coast. I suffered from cancer. Recently my doctor told me that the days of life I have left are limited due to the cancers I have. I want to know if I can trust you to use these funds for charity / orphanage and 20 percent will be for you in compensation
I made this decision because I do not have a child who would inherit this money and my husband's relatives are civil and very wealthy people and I do not want my husband's hard earned money to be abused
Please contact me so that I can provide you with further details and any delay in your reply will give me room to recruit another good person for this purpose
Waiting for Your Urgent Answer With God all things are possible
Your sister in christ
Mrs. Theresa Han
Reply to this email: han.theresa2017@aol.com
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Ich grüße dich im Namen des Herrn
Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen wie du dich fühlen wirst Sie einen plötzlichen Brief aus einem abgelegenen Land in der fernen Elfenbeinküste erhalten werden und wahrscheinlich von jemandem, mit dem Sie nicht gut verwandt sind. Ich appelliere an Sie, etwas Geduld zu üben und meinen Brief zu lesen Umgang mit Ihnen in dieser wichtigen Transaktion
Ich bin Frau Theresa Han, 65 Jahre alt, in der Elfenbeinküste, an Krebsleiden leidend. Ich war mit Herrn Johnson Han verheiratet, der bei der Regierung von Elfenbeinküste als Auftragnehmer tätig war, bevor er nach einigen Tagen im Krankenhaus starb
Mein verstorbener Ehemann hat die Summe von US$2,5 Millionen (zwei Millionen fünfhunderttausend USD) bei einer Bank in der Elfenbeinküste hinterlegt. Ich habe an Krebs gelitten. Kürzlich sagte mir mein Arzt, dass ich aufgrund der Krebserkrankungen, an denen ich leide, nur noch begrenzte Lebenstage habe. Ich möchte wissen, ob ich Ihnen vertrauen kann, diese Mittel für Wohltätigkeit / Waisenhaus zu verwenden, und 20 Prozent werden für Sie als Entschädigung sein
Ich habe diese Entscheidung getroffen, weil ich kein Kind habe, das dieses Geld erben würde, und mein Ehemann Verwandte sind bürgerliche und sehr wohlhabende Personen und ich möchte nicht, dass mein Ehemann hart verdientes Geld missbraucht wird
Bitte nehmen Sie Kontakt mit mir auf, damit ich Ihnen weitere Einzelheiten mitteilen kann und jede Verzögerung Ihrer Antwort mir Raum geben wird, eine weitere gute Person für diesen Zweck zu gewinnen
Warten auf Ihre dringende Antwort Mit Gott sind alle Dinge möglich
Deine Schwester in Christus
Frau Theresa Han
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date: Dec 14, 2020, 8:55 PM
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from: Theresa Han <han.theresa2017@gmail.com>
date: Dec 14, 2020, 8:55 PM
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reply-to: fezc2008@gmail.com
date: Dec 31, 2020, 12:50 AM
subject: I greet you in the name of the Lord
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from: fezc2008@gmail.com
reply-to: fezc2008@gmail.com
date: Dec 31, 2020, 12:50 AM
subject: I greet you in the name of the Lord
mailed-by: trix.bounces.google.com
signed-by: gmail.com
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