from: MONEY GRAM REMITTANCE OFFICE <wonbtt@aol.com>
reply-to: money88gram@gmail.com
date: Jan 12, 2021, 2:13 AM
subject: Special BONUS for New Year
mailed-by: aol.com
Dear customer
This is to notify you about the latest development concerning all the payments that are left in our custody, which yours are inclusive besides, where you are given a bill Sum of $230.00 in order to receive your payment which we didn’t hear from you for some time now. Hence, our MONEY GRAM is now offering a Special BONUS for New Year to help all our customers that are having their payment in our custody due to high prices. In other words we are now requesting that those involved should pay any amount starting from $98.00 to receive all their payment abandoned in our custody.
Besides, my dear, this is the only opportunity for you to comply and your funds shall be transferred to your designated address. But remember that after (5 DAYS) you did not make the payment then we will divert your funds to Government Account, So to avoid problems, you have to send the fee before 5days so that you can get your funds Released without delay..Again after (FIVE DAYS) we will enter a new project for the New Year and that is the reason why we decided to help all our customers before we enter into the new project.
So be advised to send any amount starting from $98.00 immediately so that we will register your payment and start sending your payment of $5,000 as from today until your total fund of $950,000.00 is transferred to you. Be advised that there is no time again for us to call any person on the phone unless you will call After the payment of $98.00 you will start receiving your money every day $5,000 through Western Union and Money Gram any one of your choice until the full payment of $950,000.00 is completed transfer to you. So what you will be receiving per day is $5,000.
Therefore you are requested to send the fee via Western Union or Money Gram, money transfer with below information if you cannot send throw any of them you can purchase for iTunes Gift card of $100.
Receivers name: Benard Adriko
Country: Uganda
City: Kampala
Amount required: $98.00
After payment you send us payment details as below.
Sender's Name:.......
MTCN#:.......
Sender’s address:.......
Amount Sent:.......
The moment I receive the payment of $98.00 from you I will release the first payment information of $5,000 to you and you will pick up the money and I will send you
another payment for pick up.
Thanks for your patronage
Mr.Andrew Smith
Money gram remittance office Uganda
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