from: BITCOIN MOBILE TRANSFER <dhlofficialletter@gmail.com>
reply-to: mrsannahbruun89@gmail.com
date: Jan 17, 2022, 10:54 AM
subject: YOUR $8MILLION BITCOIN MOBILE TRANSFER
mailed-by: gmail.com
Please Attention!!!
I believe this message gets to you in good conditions. Is my pressure to bring to your notice that the world bank group and global delivery group concluded and agreed on conference on a meeting held on Monday 10th January 2022 approved that your fund will be paid to you through BITCOIN WALLET MOBILE TRANSFER because from the indications it's clear that so many top elected government officials, especially bank workers, courier companies personnel worked against you when you were fighting and pursuing your fund's claims which caused you a lot of stress and loses of money due to their endless demands.
Due to your past experience, your $8Million has been finally approved to be transferred to you through bitcoin wallet online transfer. This payment method does not require any big deal or process to be completed/effect and it doesn't require all your personal or bank information. The only thing you need to submit/provide is your bank name, account number and account name with your personal mobile phone number for payment alert notifications.
The reason for this payment method is to avoid any hitches and it's 100% privacy and personal control Mobile which no authority would intercept on your bitcoin fund transferring and no one will work against it. Even if you does;t actually know how this is going to happen, reply back to us because I believe our more information/explanations would get you to clear understanding. REPLY BACK TO FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT: Mr. Sannah Bassy Ruun (mrsannahbruun89@gmail.com)
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