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from: Western Union Department <diplomaticagentcoriersevice01@gmail.com>
reply-to: wiretransfer21@gmail.com
date: Dec 17, 2020, 2:28 PM
subject: Are You Ready To Pick Up Your First $5000 Payment Sent To You Today: MTCN .....908-182-6184
mailed-by: gmail.com

THIS MAIL IS ONLY FOR THE OWNER OF THIS E-MAIL ADDRESS, REGARDING YOUR APPROVED FUND: $2,500.000.00 DOLLARS.

Somebody called our office and claimed you assign him to receive these funds on your behalf. So i called our head office to be sure before we pay money to the wrong person. It’s clear and understood that you are very much alive and you did not authorize anyone to receive money on your behalf. This case will be handed over to the
police board to investigate who this man is he’s trying to steal funds that does not belong to him. The total money is $2,500.000.00 USD and we will be sending you 5,000 daily until the $2,500.000.00 dollars are fully paid to you. Below is the payment details made to you but your name has not been update as the receiver.

Please give us your Address and Full name which you need to receive the money.

HERE IS THE PAYMENT DETAILS POST OUT THIS MORNING

MTCN#: 908-182-6184
Sender: Onyia Alex
Amount: $5,000
Receiver: ********
Question: Transfer code?
Answer: 001

STATUS: FUND AVAILABLE TO BE RECEIVE.

You are required to send $50 for the purchasing of your transfer files to prevent an illegal payments to you. Your name has not be updated on the system as the receiver but we will do that once we receive the required fee from you then we put your name as the receiver.

You are advise to send the fee $50 dollars today. Send it by iTunes card,

As soon as we receive confirmation of $50 iTunes card payment from you we will quickly purchase your transfer files and put your name as the receiver. You will receive message back from us then you go and receive your $5,000 today. Please note, you need to go along with your passport ID or your state identity card when you need to pick up the fund transfer today OK. You are entitle to receive your payment today if you do send the $50 itune card today as well. This is the only payment you are required to make in this regards for every other fee have been waived off by the federal ministry.

Look forward to hear from you once you buy the iTunes card.

DR. MICHEL JONE.
GENERAL OPERATION MANAGER.
VITAL FINANCE WESTERN UNION DEPARTMENT.
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