from: Western Union <choleana0@gmail.com>
reply-to: westernunion0058@gmail.com
date: Oct 5, 2021, 5:54 AM
subject: PAYMENT NOTIFICATION
mailed-by: gmail.com
You were sent a payout of USD 2,500.00 (Two Thousand Five Hundred United States Dollars) according to an instruction from the United Nations and West African Government, which indicates that it should be sent to you four times a week payment of USD 2,500.00 for Two months till completion of USD 50,000.00 (Fifty Thousand United States Dollars) upon receipt.
We have finally sent you the first instalment payment of USD 2,500.00 but be rest assured that you cannot pick up the money from Western Union now and that is because you have not fulfilled the necessary obligations due for your transfer.
Here is the information of the USD 2,500.00 your first payout:
MTCN:627-121-04**
Text Question: IN GOD
Text Answer: WE TRUST
Date sent: 09-24-2021
Amount: USD2,500 only
Be informed that the two last digits of your payment were hidden; thereby you can not pick it up immediately due to an instruction from IMF Office (International Monetary Fund) that you have to obtain the fund "OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATE". This Certificate is to bear you the Original Beneficiary of the Fund and make quick reconfirmation of your details to avoid sending the money to the wrong person, and this Certificate will cost $134.00 only, which is to be paid by the beneficiary of the fund to make a documented reconfirmation of the beneficiary details.
To proceed you are required to provide us with your:
FULL NAME:
ADDRESS:
MOBILE CONTACT:
SEX:
So that we can process your document for the reconfirmation of details on the Ownership Certificate.
NOTE: To let you know that the reconfirmation will take place in 35 Minutes after the fee of the certificate has been received. All related matters to this shall be treated confidentially until your fund is transferred to you to avoid impersonation or double claiming.
Prince Holmes
Best Regard
WESTERN UNION
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