from: R.james foss <western219union@gmail.com>
reply-to: jamesfoss129@gmail.com
date: May 26, 2020, 4:58 AM
subject: Urgent Attention Dea
mailed-by: gmail.com
Urgent Attention Dear beneficiary I want to let you that we receive
another email right now from a young man called Mr. Mark Douglas he
said that you got an accident and died yesterday that before you died
in the hospital you gave him the power of attorney to inherit your
funds worth $5.7 Million dollars in our custody and he said that he is
ready to pay for the VAT charge duty so that we can hand over the fund
to him, we need a confirmation to this and if we do not hear from you
within a couple of 6 hours we are going to take the action by handing
him over the funds to him as rightful owner.Remember to send him your
Full information to avoid wrong transfer such as:
Receiver's Name_______________
Address: ________________
Country: ____________
Phone Number: _____________
I.D Card:_____________
Kindly get back to me via this informations
Director of Homeland security
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
MR.james foss
jamesfoss129@gmail.com(Google Hangouts)
Tel:+1(202)945-1317
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