from: WESTERN UNION <wuof2019@gmail.com>
date: Jul 25, 2021, 7:49 AM
subject: Re: Payment Sent
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention: My Dear
I receive your mail,Now Information reaching us from our corporate
headquarters now, states that you only have 24hours to effect payment
for the activation of your MTCN to enable you cash up your first
$5000:00 from your total fund( $10.700`000'00USD) Before start
Sending It to you every day payment Until Finish, since you are
finding it difficult to make this payment we have decided that you
are to go ahead and pay whatever you
have for the activation fee As From $50 Above since you are not able
to come up with the required sum, time is of the essence here. You
are to pay what ever you have for the activation fee Like $50 or To
Up;we will activate your MTCN upon receipt of this payment. here is
the payment for the $5000:00usd with the name of our Assistant
Accountant officer but you can not pick it up because the chairman of
the western union say that before you pick that money you must pay
any amount you have at hand out of listed Amount bellow, $50, $218,or
$350 Any one you have there Send it Through money gram,Remember that
you can not pick it up the money due to it is on hold the transfer
charge of any Amount you have at hand out of Listed,
USE THIS LINK TRACK YOUR WINNING PAYMENT;
https://www.lotteryusa.com/missouri/lotto/year
Be informed that you will have to pay the balance sum of your
activation upon cashing up of your first $5000:00 USD, also I am
using this medium to inform you that failure to pay the balance sum
will leave us with no option but to deactivate your MTCN of which you
will and can never cash up the balance sum I want you to send the
renewing and transfer fee through money gram,
send us the money gram slip immediately you send the fee to origin of
your fund ,well before you attached it the money gram slip and
immediately we confirm the transfer fee we will send you the first
receipt of your $5000:00 today and not tomorrow
USE THE INFORMATION TO SEND THE FEE THROUGH MONEY GRAM ONLY
Receiver’s Name: JOHNSON FRED
Country: Benin Republic
City: Cotonou
Text Question: In God
Text Answer: We Trust
Amount: $
Am waiting for the confirmation of payment slip attached to proceed
Advice you to send the fee through money gram because is very easier
Contact me at Whats App+23490 2809 8810
With best Regards,
Mr.Frank Amos
from western union payment office
Contact me at Whats App+23490 2809 8810
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from: WESTERN UNION <wu9666676@gmail.com>
date: 13 Aug 2021, 15:06
subject: Re: YOUR PAYMENT FUND
mailed-by: gmail.com
from: WESTERN UNION <wu9666676@gmail.com>
date: 13 Aug 2021, 15:06
subject: Re: YOUR PAYMENT FUND
mailed-by: gmail.com
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