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Greg Wilkey - RIA Money Transfer - gregwilkey09@yahoo.com

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from: Mr GREG WILKEY <officefilexx57777@gmail.com>
reply-to: gregwilkey09@yahoo.com
date: Sep 29, 2021, 10:53 AM
subject: Here is your RIA Reference #: 15129960508 Amount: $3,000 Sender name: philip Wax, Jr
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Customer

We the board members of Ria Money Transfer Office wish to acknowledge
the receipt of your email and we are instructed to send your fund
$900.000 thousand u.s dollars(NINE THOUSAND UNITED STATES DOLLARS) to you from
our Ria Money Transfer Office here in Republic of Benin/West Africa by
the UNITED NATION (UN),EUROPEAN UNION (EU) as your compensation on scam
victims in Nigeria 2007-2008, you will be receiving $3,000.00 DOLLARS
per day until your total sum $900.000 thousand dollars is completely
transferred to your name.

However, the international Remittance Form as stated in United Nation
act of (RRT3608) that will help build and renew your transfer file for
record keeping as a way of checkmating the present Economics crisis
situations will be obtained/secured from High court here and it will
cost you $125.00 dollars.

I want you to know that we have already sent out your first payment
$3,000.00 dollars and is ready for pick up now. But is been placed on
hold until you obtain the International Remittance Form which cost $125.00
dollars only.

Below is the payment details of your first $3,000.00 dollars which is
on hold but it will be released to you once we confirm the $125.00 for
the International Remittance Form.

Reference #: 15129960508
Amount: $3,000
Text question: Sent
Answer: Yes
Sender name: philip Wax, Jr

You are required to send the $125 with the below information Through
Ria or Money Gram or world remit OR you buy Google Play card or steam
wallect or iTunes card and let us
have the payment details immediately,

Receiver's name:LEO STANLEY
Country.. Benin Republic
receiver's address: 455 Akpakpa Road Opposite Tunde Motors,Benin
City .. Cotonou
Text Question..When
Text Answer..Now
Amount USD125
MTCN...
SENDER....

Finally, try and send the fee so that we can obtain the International
Remittance Form and release your payment from on Hold and allow you
pick up your payment and another payment will be sent to you as it is
a daily payment $3,000.00 usd per day.

And reconfirm your ful details below to avoid wrong delivering

1.Your full name
2.Home and country address
3.Occupation.
4.Phone
5 A scanned Copy of your Id.

you can contact us with this email address (gregwilkey09@yahoo.com)

Yours in service,
Mr.Greg Wilkey.
You can call with this Number +229-96798481
DIRECTOR Ria Money Transfer Office INTERNATIONAL BENIN REPUBLIC
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