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Pascal Fadeke - Money Gram - customercare.boa.western.dpmt@gmail.com

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from: Moneygram Payment Dpt <customercare.boa.western.dpmt@gmail.com>
date: Sep 29, 2021, 12:58 PM
subject: Attn: Lucky Beneficiary , THIS YOUR FIRST $10,000.00 USD MTCN: (75583729)
mailed-by: gmail.com

WELCOME TO MONEYGRAM MONEY TRANSFER

Attn: Lucky Beneficiary ,

This is to bring to your notice that I am delegated to inform you from the United Nations Office and Moneygram Money Transfer Plc. that we are instructed to pay Ten (10) Benin Republic and West African 419 scam victims $1.200,000.000Usd each, you are listed and approved for this payments as one of the scammed victims,On this faithful recommendations we want you to know that during the last UN meeting held at Porto Novo, Capital Of Benin Republic,

It was alarmed so much by the rest of the world in the meeting on the loss of funds by various foreigners to the scam artists operating in syndicates all over the world today,the president of the country and UNITED NATIONS is now paying Ten (10) victims of this operator $1.200,000.00 USD each, Due to the corruption and inefficient banking systems in Benin Republic.

You will be receiving this fund $1.200,000.00 $10,000.00 USD per three (3)hours once you fulfil the only request involve and you will be receiving it like this until the total is completely paid to you

Now this is the transfer information of your first $10,000.00 USD below: You can check it here to confirm the availability of the transfer through our Online website below:

https://secure.moneygram.com/embed/track

THE FIRST PAYMENT BELOW:

Send Money through Money Gram(MG)

SENDER'S NAME:--------KOAMI SATE
REFERENCE NUMBER#:-------75583729
ADDRESS:---------Shop 4 N1 Business Centre National Rd Musina, Cotonou Benin Republic.
TEXT QUESTION ---------GOD?
TEXT ANSWER ----------BLESS
AMOUNT --------$10,000.00 USD

=====================================================
So you have to contact our paying Agent through this email below:

MONEYGRAM MONEY TRANSFER (PAYMENT DEPARTMENT OFFICE.)

NAME: MR

Gabriel Adams

Direct Line: +229-95-40-86-45
Email: (officialfile2020@aol.com)

Endeavor also to Re-send him this information as I listed it below to avoid wrong transfer.

Your Receiver Name...
Your Country.....
Tel;........
Age.......
Address............
text Question.....
Answer.........

Note: that the only money you will send to them is the signing fee of the lawyer that will sign your transfer release order and it will cost you only €210 Euro Only.

Call him immediately you receive this message to enable him to give you the information to send the €210 Euro and so that you will claim your first $10,000.00 USD .And you will be receiving $10,000.00 USD everyday until the total amount is complete.

Thanks,
Mr Pascal Fadeke.
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