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Matt James - Western Union - moneyoffice.260@gmail.com

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from: Director Office <transferscredits2@gmail.com>
reply-to: moneyoffice.260@gmail.com
date: Oct 4, 2021, 6:45 AM
subject: Pickup details,
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello beneficiary,

Accordingly to the new rules we was only able to program and sent your
first $4,500.00Usd payment, being the amount allowed in system to send
daily until you receive the total deposited sum: $850,000.00Usd in
your name with this office, and below are the first installation
pickup details,

Sender's Name is: Matt James
MTCN#: 385-401-2590
Amount Sent: $4,500.00Usd.

Please copy and paste the link here:(
https://www.westernunion.com/global-service/tracktransfersuccess ), to
shake the status of the payment and view the availability result for
your confidential purpose.

Meanwhile note, your receivers details information remained unreviewed
for security reason until you pickup the transfer and confirm back
that you get the payment and this message doesn't sent in error, and
bear with us that this are to overcome payment hackers through the
glob.

Await your confirmation reply to enable the release of next same
amount transfer tomorrow.

Best regards,

Matt James
Call us at: +234 901-629-2421
Reply to: ( moneyoffice.260@gmail.com )
Director Western Union Money Transfer.
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