from: Mrs Janet Lucyin <59697@tesaban7.ac.th>
reply-to: westernunioninternationalusd@gmail.com
date: Dec 6, 2025, 3:20 AM
subject: Christmas gift /opportunity ////
mailed-by: tesaban7.ac.th
signed-by: tesaban7-ac-th.20230601.gappssmtp.com
Dear Beneficiary,
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) compensates a few lucky winners with an amount of ($2.7 million USD) as done every year and you are lucky that your email address was found in the list as one of the few lucky beneficiaries. The WESTERN UNION has been appointed by this agency (IMF) to send you the compensation fund via WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE. We have AGREED and CONCLUDED to make your payment through WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER, $10,000 USD per payment, and you will receive as many times as you can daily, until the total amount of $2.7 million USD is fully transferred to you. They will not be able to send the payment with your email address alone or without re-confirming your complete information, so we want you to contact Mr.Naliku Emmanuel of the WESTERN UNION with your full information, to enable him to send your compensation fund to you.
The Director of Administrator's Trust Fund has already signed your payment and you must contact Western Union to ensure that your FUND is transferred to you as soon as you send them the required information to avoid any false CLAIMS. As per the requirement of the WESTERN UNION Office, You will be receiving your funds in installment of $10,000.00 per payment until the complete amount ($2.7 million) is fully transferred to you. To avoid any wrong transfer, please contact them now and provide to them the following information.
Your Full Names:
Cell/Telephone Numbers:
Home or Office Address:
Your Country:
A Copy Of Your Identification:
Listen very carefully, tell Mr.Naliku Emmanuel that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) advised you to contact him. He is expecting your message. Below is his contact information.
Director Mr.Naliku Emmanuel
Email:westernunioninternationalusd@gmail.com
Please, do not forget to update me as soon as you start receiving your payment. Also note that the only fee you will have to pay them is your payment account ACTIVATION fee of $175 only. As soon as you send them your complete information as stated above, including the activation fee of $175, they will start sending your funds to you without any delay.
Best Regards
Mrs Janet Lucyin
Christmas gift /opportunity
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