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Michael Bellantoni - Ministry Of Finance - minstreyoffinaceuganda@minister.com

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from: ministry of finance department <harrypaul6455454545@gmail.com>
reply-to: minstreyoffinaceuganda@minister.com
date: Nov 3, 2021, 1:05 PM
subject: I write to inform you that we already issued those documents to accompany your transfer $1.500,000,00
mailed-by: gmail.com

I write to inform you that we already issued those documents to
accompany your transfer $1.500,000,00. But the only problem we are
having right here is your personal signatures which the Federal
Administer of Fund United state requested that you must sign those
documents before we can transfer funds to you. However, I told the
officer in charge that it will not be necessary for you to come down
here due to your occupation or some other thing that may not allow you
to come down here to sign those documents yourself. The Minster
Administrator of Fund said that you should get an attorney to sign on
your behalf if you are unable to come down here in person.

I think this way is the best and the only way forward for you to
receive the funds. I have negotiated with an attorney who would sign
on your behalf. His name is Sam Floyd. According to him you are to pay
for the accredited attorney. He is charging $120.00 to be paid before
he gets those documents signed in your favor. I told him to consider
signing those documents on your behalf today with a promise that you
would pay him back from the funds,

Payment you suppose to receive tomorrow morning if he gets those
documents signed today.

And his respond is that you have to pay the accredited attorney fee of
$120.00 before signing those documents. Well, I asked him for the very
last time if he could allow you pay half of his fee today with a
promise that you would pay him the Remain balance tomorrow from your
total fund of $1.500,000,00 tomorrow,

He want me to ask you if you would be so kind to pay him back The
remain $60.00 balance once you receive your fund tomorrow. I am hereby
this writing to ask you to let me know if you would pay his balance
immediately you pick up tomorrow.

He wants you to pay half of $60.00 today if you are so kind to pay the
balance tomorrow. But if you are not kind enough to pay his balance
after picking the first transfer just do not bother yourself not to
reply because I won’t see another attorney here to do this. Here is
information for you to pay $60.00 half of his fee through western
union today.

You are advised to send gift card such as iTunes card or google play;

The attorney will get those documents signed as soon as he confirms
the half of his fee from you. I will advice you to pay him the half of
$60.00 and let him sign the documents and you will then pay the other
balance of $60.00 form your $5,000 payment.

I await your compliance.

Sincerely,
Mr. Michael bellantoni
ministry of finance department
Email: minstreyoffinaceuganda@minister.com
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