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John George - Western Union - fllbel8@gmail.com

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from: Mr John George <diplomatagent43@gmail.com>
reply-to: fllbel8@gmail.com
date: Aug 11, 2021, 2:13 AM
subject: Contact western union office urgent
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Customer

I am Mr John George Director of western union office and your total
amount in western union is $80.11 Million dollars and amount you will
start pick up twice every day to your name is $5,000 usd so i want you
to Contact me urgent through this my text number (425) 626-2542: call
or you text message back to me if you want to start pick up this your
first payment to your name today and before you will start pick up
this your mtcn number of $5,000 usd here you will pay for activation
change s fee $20 usd and buy Steam Wallet card today and scratch it
very well and snap it picture send it before you will start pick up
your fisrt payment one by one through western union in your country
,so Below is the mtcn numbers which you will use to pick up the first
payment of $5,000 usd you will start pick up within 1 hours time so
once you got this my email reply back to me urgent with your full
information ,

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

YOU'RE PAYMENT OF $ 5,000 USD DETAILS
Sender's Name: Arben Smith
MTCN number 448-642-4496
Question ... Time
Answer ... 1hrs
Amount ... $5,000 usd

Regards,
Mr John George
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