from: Mr. James White (WU Manager) <jonasgnonlonfoun576@gmail.com>
reply-to: w.unionpaymentunit022@gmail.com
date: Oct 11, 2023, 10:31 AM
subject: Attention: Dear Beneficiary,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention: Dear Beneficiary,
This is to inform you that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has
approve and instructed Western Union Headquarters to transfer the sum
of US$1,500.000.00 (One Million Five Hundred Thousand United States
Dollars) as your UNCLAIMED INHERITANCE FUND to those who was involved
in a scam victim, which your name and email address appears as one of
the beneficiary to receive the fund, so that's why we contacted you
and we program the fund that you will be receiving a sum of $3,500
twice daily until you withdrawn the total fund completely.
Meanwhile; here is the first installment payment of US$3,500, we have
issued in your name today and below is the information to show you
that this transaction is legal that as soon as you complied the
requirements below, you will start receiving your daily payment as we
planned without any hindrance.
1) Sender Name: JANET GODWIN
2) Country: UGANDA
3) Question: IN GOD
4) Answer: WE TRUST
5) Amount: $3,500.00 USD
6) MTCN Number: 276-405-(....)
But unfortunately, we can not release the (10) TEN DIGIT MTCN NUMBER
complete, until you pay the sum of US$195.00 ( One Hundred And
Ninety-Fifty United States Dollars) to obtain RE-BOOST ACTIVATION
PERMITS. from Central Bank for withdrawing authorization.
Your Full Name: ____________
Your Residential Address: ___________
Your Telephone/ Mobile Number: _________
So, kindly get back to us with this information below for payment
instructions after that, you will start receiving your daily payment
as planned without any delay.
Regards,
Mr. James White (WU Manager)
Email: w.unionpaymentunit022@gmail.com
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