from: Woody Johnson <bmrsji29@yahoo.com>
reply-to: officeambassdor14@gmail.com
date: May 2, 2020, 6:42 PM
subject: U.S. DEPARTMENT EMBASSY SPECIAL BONUS US$2.500,000.00 USD
mailed-by: yahoo.com
U.S. DEPARTMENT EMBASSY SPECIAL BONUS US$2.500,000.00 USD
Contact us on text +1(903) 488-7053
We are the U.S. Department Embassy are to Notify you about the latest development concerning your payment that are left in our custody, besides,you are given a bill of Sum in order to receive your payment US$2.500,000.00 USD which we didn’t hear from you for sometime now. Hence,we are now offering a Special BONUS due for COVID 19 to help all our customers that are having their payment in our custody due to the high prices. In other words we are now requesting that you should pay only the sum of $100 iTunes card OR Steam wallet to receive the payment abandoned in our custody by online transfer into your account or ATM card if you wish so.
Therefore you are requested to send the fee $100 only by Stream Wallet is also ACCEPTED because it can be redeemed to cash all we needed is picture of the card you
will be forwarding you bank account details or address for receiving you ATM card if you wish having it on ATM card to enable you access your funds online and proceed on transfer to your designated bank account in any part of the world Or Tracking Number Of Your ATM Card Delivery to enable you Monitor the Arrived of your ATM without any further delay as soon as you update us copy of the cards of the required Fee $100 to take note.
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve your banking needs.
Contact us on text +1(903) 488-7053
YOURS FAITHFULLY,
Woody Johnson
United States Ambassador
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from: woody johnson <covid19fundpalliative@outlook.com>
date: May 3, 2020, 5:17 PM
subject: corona virus palliative
mailed-by: outlook.com
Attention Beneficiary,
Congratulation, your email was chosen at random.
I am Woody Johnson, the new U.S Ambassador to United Kingdom.
I have received today the total of $500M from the United Nation as a palliative for the corona virus pandemic across the globe.
How do you wish to receive your compensation funds?
Kindly re-confirm the following
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Occupation:
Age:
Country:
Email address:
I hope to read from you soon.
date: May 3, 2020, 5:17 PM
subject: corona virus palliative
mailed-by: outlook.com
Attention Beneficiary,
Congratulation, your email was chosen at random.
I am Woody Johnson, the new U.S Ambassador to United Kingdom.
I have received today the total of $500M from the United Nation as a palliative for the corona virus pandemic across the globe.
How do you wish to receive your compensation funds?
Kindly re-confirm the following
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Occupation:
Age:
Country:
Email address:
I hope to read from you soon.
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