from: Western Union Agent <paymentoffice251@gmail.com>
reply-to: paymentoffice977@gmail.com
date: Oct 26, 2021, 8:25 AM
subject: Your Tracking Number #(MTCN): 342-398-6721 Is Available Now
mailed-by: gmail.com
I am Sorry for the inconveniences I contacted the western union head office after your mail and their made it clear to me that they are the one made the payment difficult for you to received yet until you come up with the required $50 then after payment of the $50 has confirm, then your first payment will make available for you to pick up and bellow is the information you can use pick up your payment,
You can track it with this link https://www.westernunion.com/us/en/web/global-service/track-transfer
Sender's Name: STEPHEN KRUEGER
Senders Country Benin Republic
Amount: Sent $5000
Text question___When
(M.T.C.N): # 342-398-6721
Available, Amount: $5000
Address: 6603 S Queen St BR 74115
And don't forget you must confirm your payment within 45 minutes after this fee, And you don't need to be afraid anymore because everything about your fund is 100% ready to be released to you, So you are to forward the copy of the $50 iTunes card here for urgent released your payment immediately,
Here is the information provided for you to send the fee via western union or money gram below Or you buy iTunes card Google play card,
Receiver name: ... MARCEL NALCO
Location address:..5 kelly road Akpakpa Cotonou
Country: Benin Republic
City: Cotonou
Amount :$50 Dollars
And don't forget that your total amount of your fund is $3.5 Million United States Dollars
Thanks
Mr.Anthony Willie paymentoffice977@gmail.com
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