from: Jackson Dues <federalministry11@yahoo.com.au>
reply-to: federalministry11@yahoo.com.au
date: May 3, 2021, 2:51 AM
subject: payment
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: yahoo.com.au
Hello,
Its my pleasure to inform you that you long awaiting funds in the amount of $3.5M USD is ready for transfer to
your nominated bank account however i will advise you to get back to me so we can discuss on how you may get
transferred to you with immediate effect.
Note that this notice is from the Federal Ministry of finance here in UGANDA IN EAST AFRICA. Be informed that we
are mandated to pass this information to you after a brief meeting held with the Foreign Remittance department here
in Uganda. Also I was asked to let you know that this will work for three working days and failure to comply your
funds will be impounded/confiscated until further notice. So you should try your best and get back to me now.
Below is the contact address,
Email: federalministry11@yahoo.com.au
Phone Number +256-753197967
Mr Jackson Dues.
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