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Henry Johnson - Western Union - office44599@gmail.com

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from: Mr. Henry Johnson <moneygramoffice436@gmail.com>
reply-to: office44599@gmail.com
date: Jan 18, 2021, 1:38 PM
subject: Money Transfer Reference#: 6627850299
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear customer

Dear good friend my name is Mr Smith William director manager in
charge of western union office united state of America and your total
funds in western union office now is $30.8 Million USD in western
union office so if you want to start pick up your first payment of
$4,000 usd twice every day through western union office try to reply
urgent with your full information and you will start pick up your
first payment of $4,000 USD twice every day to your name so here is
the two payment of $4,000 USD you will pick up once to your full name
once you Contact me through this my text number: (425) 626-2542: or
through my email ( office44599@gmail.com ) and before you will start
pick up your first payment of $4,000 USD twice every day you will pay
for Activation fee of the mtcn number before you will start pick up
your funds to your name today ,

This is the information’s of your prearrange transfer

Money Transfer Reference#: 3827850246
Sender's Name: Mr. Henry Johnson
Amount: US$4, 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 2827856244
Amount: US$4 , 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 4827857245
Amount: US$4, 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 8827857288
Amount: US$4 , 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 8827850299
Amount: US$4, 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 8827850254
Amount: US$4 , 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 2827850224
Amount: US$4, 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 2827850200
Amount: US$4 , 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 3827850266
Amount: US$4, 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Money Transfer Reference#: 6627850299
Amount: US$4 , 000.00
Question: Color?
Answer: Red

Your full name ..................................
Home address ..................................
Your country..................................
Your city..................................
Telephone..................................
Occupation..................................
Your Age ..................................

best Regards,
Mr. Henry Johnson
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