from: WESTERN UNION DEPT <fcourierservice556@gmail.com>
reply-to: western11dept@gmail.com
date: Jan 4, 2020, 5:23 PM
subject: THIS IS NEW YEAR BONUS
mailed-by: gmail.com
WELCOME TO WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER
SEND MONEY WORLDWIDE
WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER REMITTANCE DEPT
Our Ref:WUMT0XX2/987
ATTENTION.
I want to let you know that once we receive the fee of US$25.00 from
you for the sign of your WESTERN UNION Payment File the transfer of
your funds One Million Usdollars [$1,000,000.00] will start without
any delay, so i will advise you to try to send the US$25.00 to enable
me go and pay for the sign so that i can start transferring your daily
payment to you sum of US$2,500.00 okay.
So i am waiting for your mail today with the payment information
because that is the only thing holding your transfer. Meanwhile you
have to put all your effort and see that you send the $25.00 today so
that you can start withdrawing your daily payment sum of $2,500.00
USD.
HERE IS INFORMATION YOU WILL USE TO SEND THE FEE THROUGH WESTERN UNION
OR You can go ahead and buy $25 google play card card okay
RECEIVER NAME: AMOS UZYH
COUNTRY: BENIN REPUBLIC
CITY: COTONOU
TEST QUESTION: payment ?
TEST ANSWER: once.
AMOUNT EXPECTED: $25.00
MTCN NO#.....
SENDER....
Reconfirmed your full information here.
Receiver's Name___________
Address: ________________
Country: _____________
Phone Number: ________
Do not contact if you do not have the $25 to pay the fee OK.
Thank you .
MRS MAUREEN DIBOR
WESTERN UNION MANAGER
Contact us at
Western Union BENIN - COTONOU Under Orabank
Email;western11dept@gmail.com
Send Money Worldwide
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