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Sandra Walker - Western Union - www.westernunion.info.tg@gmail.com

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from: Mrs. Sandra Walker <pokerboss@biznetvigator.com>
reply-to: "Mrs. Sandra Walker" <www.westernunion.info.tg@gmail.com>
date: Apr 14, 2020, 12:15 AM
subject: WESTERN UNION PAYMENT OFFICE

WESTERN UNION PAYMENT OFFICE
INTERNATIONAL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
LOCATION: 8900 Westheimer Rd Cc119, Houston, TX 77063, United States
ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. / REF: WT89TQ DATE:10/03/2018
Dr, Mrs. Sandra Walker
Tel: +1(510)328-7187
Hours: Open Time 8:00 am Closing Time 8:00 pm

Dear customer,

Listen and listen very attentive for this information. The management of western union money transfer, we wish to inform you that we are no longer comfortable the way you are handling this matter by keeping silent. Now we want to ask you some Questions.

(1) What do you have in mind by keeping silent and refusing to take your funds?

(2) How long shall we continue to protect your funds for you?

(3) Do you want the authority to confiscate your funds worth $4.5million USD?

(4) Do you still receive my email and after reading it you keep silent, why? Why?

(5) Have you paid the $307 needed for your FUNDS?
IF you are the true owner of this fund I do not see reason you cannot send $307 to claim it.

Regards

Mrs. Sandra Walker
Foreign Operation Manager
Western union transfer USA
Tel: +1(510)328-7187
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