from: Western Union Money Transfer <wwesternunion41@gmail.com>
date: Dec 21, 2020, 12:15 PM
subject: Re: Attn: Your First $5000 Mtcn: 290 893 1570
mailed-by: gmail.com
Western Union
Western Union Money Transfer
Headquarters: Cotonou, Benin Republic.
Phone: +229 62-20-54-87
Christmas Bonava! Christmas Bonava!! Christmas Bonava!!!
This is to notify you that your first payment of $5000 is ready to
pick up once you pay the activation fee of $75.00 usd and the other
balance of $345,000.00 usd will be release and transferred to you with
immediate effect.
Western Union is here to help our numerous and regular customers and
your email address is randomly selected to benefit in this year
Christmas Bonava and palliative for covid 19 victims with the sum of
US$350,000.00 usd.
You will reconfirm receiving information for the activation of your
first $5000 payment;
Mtcn: 290-893-1570
We wait for your repose to activate the first $5000 payment once you
pay the $75 activation fee, buy $75 google play card and send it and
within 2 hours your first $5000 payment will be available to pick up.
Regards,
Osman Jack
C.E.O
+229 62-20-54-87
Western Union Foundation.
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