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John Wilson - Western Union - centerpayment9@gmail.com

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from: Mr. John Wilson <filefile510@gmail.com>
reply-to: centerpayment9@gmail.com
date: Dec 20, 2021, 1:17 PM
subject: Good day
mailed-by: gmail.com

From The desk of
Western Union Director
The payment of $5000.00 USD

I am John Wilson, western union Director, I know it is because of your
past experience that makes you not believe me but I told you before
that I cannot deceive you. Anyway there is good news now, to start
receiving your daily payment which is $5000 USD everyday, The total
amount of your compensation fund is $800,000 Dollars.

Your payments have been approved today to enable you to start
receiving your payment from western union outlet but you must pay for
the payment file Activation charge which is $50.00 before you can
receive the payment today.

I want to assure you that this transaction is legitimate and you
will start receiving your daily payment within 30 minutes after the
confirmation of $50 payment for activation charges/fee..

Send the details of $50 payment And also provide you receiving
details for your first payment of today, send all details to the
contact details below

Send the fee VIA western union with information below

Receiver Name: Anthonia Obuaku Edochie
Country: Nigeria
City: Lagos
Amount: $50.00 USD

Yours Sincerely

Mr.John Wilson
Western Union Agent
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