from: Joe Micheal <mrskathymarlen@gmail.com>
reply-to: mtransfer003@gmail.com
date: Feb 11, 2020, 10:28 PM
subject: ATTN DEAR SIR/ MADAM
mailed-by: gmail.com
ATTN DEAR SIR/ MADAM
We have deposited the check of your fund (€400.000) through money
gram department after our finally meeting regarding your fund, All you
will to do is to contact money gram director Mr.James Moore He will
give you direction on how you will be receiving the funds daily. and
your Full information to Renew your file,
Receiver's Name
Address:
Country:
Phone Number:
Email: mtransfer003@gmail.com
so contact Mr.James Moore or you call him +229-69461517 as soon as you
receive this email and tell him to give you the Mtcn, sender name and
question/answer to pick the €2000 Please let us know as soon as you
received all your fund,
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James Moore - Money Gram - mtransfer003@gmail.com
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