From: Dale Henson <kiyo0618@mail.goo.ne.jp>
Reply-To: Dale Henson <dalehensonljr@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 19 May 2021 09:59:24 +0900
Subject: United States Department of the Treasury ✪
IP Address: 197.210.79.74 - Location: NIGERIA
This message will change your life from today !, I’m Dale Henson from the US Department of the Treasury’
This letter came to you as a result of information received from the Interpol monitoring network regarding so many payments which you sent through Western Union and Money Gram to Europe, the USA, Asia, and Africa and some
other parts of the World without receiving any Money / Fund to your name, further investigation reveals that you have lost hope towards receiving
your Money / Fund after being deceived so many times.
This message is to let you know that you are being compensated with $1.5 million dollars by the US department of the treasury in affiliation with Western Union, MoneyGram, and all the Gift card companies that you used to make payments to those internet scammers.
Full Name:
Current Home Address:
Nearest Airport:
Phone Number:
✪ You will receive Your $1.5 Million Dollars through ATM Card, Bank Wire, or Bitcoin(BTC), Provide the above-listed info and claim your Compensation fund ASAP, You Have 48hrs
Dale Henson Jr ✪
Phone +1 (415) 715-9925
Special INA US Department of Treasury ✪
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Dale Henson - US Department Of Treasury - dalehensonljr@gmail.com
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Dale Henson - US Department Of Treasury - dalehensonljr@gmail.com
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