eply-to: daytonmarkc77@aol.com
date: Feb 3, 2023, 10:20 PM
subject: Your compensation payment.
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From Office of President of USA
Federal ministry of finance United States of America
U.S. Department of the Treasury
To your Attention Beneficiary!
This message is from the ministry of finance in the United States of
America. I am writing this email to inform you that after the meeting
held yesterday with the president of the country, the meeting was held
between the United nation and all countries' ambassadors in the
country United States of America. It was so loud that many foreigners
in different countries have been scammed by Africans and it gives our
country bad records in the world.
The president. pleaded with all scammed citizens that have been
scammed due to one reason or the other, and he promised to compensate
every victim with a sum of seven hundred thousand United states
dollars each, $700,000.00, no matter your country or continent. The
president went ahead to say that every compensation would be paid via
Bank account, bitcoin wallet, bank draft check or a prepaid atm visa
card, which will be delivered to each of every victim in form of an
executive enveloped sealed letter, and it would be delivered to you
through post office and would be sent directly to your home address.
You are advised to indicate how you want to receive your compensation
payment, either by a prepaid atm visa card or by bank draft check. Now
kindly fill your information as below for a fast procedure of your
compensation payment.
Full name:
Home address:
Country:
P.o. Box address:
Postal address:
Telephone number:
Age and sex:
A copy of your id
Your urgent response is highly needed for the fast procedure of your
compensation payment.
Regards,
Winifred M.Aaron,
Federal ministry of finance United States of America
U.S. Department of the Treasury
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