from: Dr.John Campbell <dr.john.campbell17@gmail.com>
reply-to: dr.john.campbell17@gmail.com
date: Jul 11, 2020, 5:46 PM
subject: Get back to me.
mailed-by: gmail.com
I am Mr.John Campbell I work for office of the Presidency, finance
department as the accountant general.
Actually I don’t know you and likewise you but I think I have to let
you know this.I want to confirm this from you, if this is truth, if
really you are dead. yesterday a woman named Kate R. Jones came to my
office and said that she want to claim your unpaid US$3,500,000, that
are supposed to be paid to you through atm card, she said that she is
your next of kin and that you are dead, that she lost you few weeks
ago, that it is not up to a month that you dead.
She said that you are dead, this Woman, Mrs.Kate R. Jones claim to be
your next of kin, she forwarded some documents of funeral service held
for you so as to divert or claim your fund.She also forwarded an
account number for an immediate transfer of the fund.
Below is the bank account number that she gave to us for the transfer
of the fund.
Bank: Hang Seng Bank
Bank Address: 83 Des Veoux Road, Central - Hong Kong
Account Name: Kate R. Jones
Account Number: 235-325172-882
Bank Code: 024
Swift Code: HASEHKHH
But we wanted to confirm if actually this is true and hence decided to
write to your email address which after 2 days from now and there is
no response, we will then know that you are dead indeed and go on with
the transfer but If proved otherwise by you that you did not die then
get back to us immediately and send to us, your full name, home
address and your direct telephone number These details from you will
help to assist us reach a conclusion that you are not dead. Anything
contrary to this claim will help us charge this Woman to court and
prosecute her.
Immediately you get back to us, proven that you are alive we will make
your payment to you within 72 hours without any delay.
Regards
Dr.John Campbell
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date: Aug 25, 2020, 9:55 AM
subject: Immediately you get back to us,
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from: John Campbell <caj31986@gmail.com>
date: Aug 25, 2020, 9:55 AM
subject: Immediately you get back to us,
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