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Gabriel Dominick - Western Union - westernunionserviceoffice9@gmail.com

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from: MR. GABRIEL DOMINICK <mrkennethcool@gmail.com>
reply-to: westernunionserviceoffice9@gmail.com
date: Jan 17, 2020, 10:18 AM
subject: WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER
mailed-by: gmail.com

This is Mr. Gabriel Dominck,from western union Head office here in
Benin Du Republic. I want inform you that we have finalize all the
necessary arrangement and your fund
($10.5M Dollars) has been approve by the border directors of ECO Bank
and you will be
Receiving the sum of $5000 per day. Furthermore our attorney will go
to the inland
Revenue tax office to obtain a letter of administration tax clearance
approval and it
Will cost only sum of $99 on your behalf from the high court and We
presently send
Your first payment of $5000 this morning from our office, so you are
requested to
Contact us now with full information where you want your first payment
to be transfer
To you without any further Daley,

(1)Your full name,
(2)Your country,
(3)Your city,
(4) Your Occup,
(5) Your phone number,

And also send us an email: call us at +229 99508668 so we can do
The normal procedure on your first $5000 payment which we will clear the
Tax to enable you picks up your money at any western union office around
You. Thanks and call me now for the processing.
Email (westernunionserviceoffice9@gmail.com)
Best Regards
Mr. Gabriel Dominck,
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