from: mr.richard_alex4835 <mr.richard_alex4835@aliyun.com>
reply-to: "mr.richard_alex4835" <mr.richard_alex4835@aliyun.com>
date: Sep 8, 2020, 6:48 PM
subject: Your Response Is Required
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MERCEDES BENZ LOTTERY DEPARTMENT
949 NORTH ELSTON AVENUE
SUIT 2 CHICAGO IL 60642
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Email:mr.richard_alex4835@aliyun.com
Telephone +1 586 315 0025
Dear
In response to your e-mail, I have been informed by the Mercedes Benz International Online Lottery Draw 2020 Compensation Board to anticipate your message as this office has been assigned to handle the payment. Congratulation.Your funds have been assigned to Federal Reserve Bank Of New York in your name and we have concluded the processing of all documents that will facilitate the Delivery of your $4.500,000.00USD Certified check to your home address and your brand new "Mercedes Benz S-Class 2020 to be deliver to you.
Before any proceedings can take effect regarding funds release and Your Car, You will have to reconfirm the following information’s below so I will be sure am not dealing with the wrong person.
RECONFIRM YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION
Full Name:...........
Current/Valid Residential Address:...................
Age:...................
Sex:........................
Occupation:..............................
Country:.......................
Home Cell Number:....................
Direct Mobile Number:...................
Status....................
NOTE: Do disregard any email you get from any impostors or offices claiming to be in possession of your funds,YOU TO SEND THE PAYMENT OF $850 Federal Reserve Bank Clearance,
Once your payment have been confirm i will send you the payment information's to send down the fee, You are hereby advice only to be in contact with me, as I have been given strict instructions to work under your care and give you guidelines until you receive your overdue funds. Also you are to forward any emails you get from impostors directly to me so we could act upon, commence investigation and give advice to avoid been ripped off.
Kindly get back to me as soon as possible.
Best Regards,
Mr. Richard Alex
Promotioanl Operator
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