from: www.westernunion.com <aisha123@anpa.de> via yahoo.com
reply-to: westernuniononline1@fastservice.com
date: Feb 25, 2020, 9:00 PM
subject: Dear valued customer!!
signed-by: yahoo.com
Dear valued customer,
Compliment of the day; I write in reverence of Seven hundred thousand United States dollars ($750,000.00usd) left in our custody by Aisha Gaddafi to transfer/send to you and we shall be sending the sum of five thousand United States dollars ($5,000) to you daily as that is the maximum amount we can send per day here in Ouagadougou Burkina-Faso.
I am pleased to inform you that we have issued an MTCN of your first payment of $5,000usd, kindly track and confirm MTCN of the first $5,000 in the Western Union database by following the below link: Once you clicked the below link, enter the 10 digits MTCN below in the tracking numbers (MTCN), then click track transfer and find out the position of your first payment of $5,000 in the Western Union database.
https://www.westernunion.com/us/en/send-money/app/tracktransfer
MTCN number: 832-592-9799
Note: In line with the rules and regulation governing this institution here in Ouagadougou Burkina-Faso on such deposited funds, you are requested to send to us as quickly as possible the sum of $195 been sign-off charge fee thus we are not permitted to deduct any amount from the total sum till it is fully transferred to you.
The above mentioned fee should reach us via Western Union Money Transfer with the information listed below:
Receiver's name: Alexandre Cox
Country: Burkina-Faso
City: Ouagadougou
Amount: $195 only.
Note: as soon as we receive the sign-off fee of $195 from you, thereby we shall immediately release to you the full access to pick up your first $5,000 at any Western Union of your choice over there in your country as the $5,000 is already conformable reflecting automatically to the Western Union computers database, and you shall be receiving $5,000 per each day until you receive your total sum of $750,000.00 that is in our custody.
The payment slip of the $195 should reach us via email attach to enable us proceed.
Thanks for your co-operation
Best Regards
Alexandre Cox
Foreign operation manager
Western union office Burkina Faso.
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