from: Director Office <transferscredits2@gmail.com>
reply-to: moneyoffice.260@gmail.com
date: Nov 25, 2021, 2:34 PM
subject: Urgent notice about your funds!!!
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello dear,
As you may know,i wish to inform you that according to our service
rule and regulations we are only permitted to send $4,500 USD as limit
transfer daily until you can receive your deposited amount of total
combined sum $6,800.000 USD in your name with this office.
Therefore, my question to you here is will you mind following our rule
and regulation to be receiving this funds in the permitted daily
amount transfer of the $4,500 until you can receive the whole amount
as i have stated above this message, or could you prefer to receive
the funds through any of these payment methods below,
1. Bank to Bank transfer ?
2. Cash delivery to you ?
3. Atm Visa Card ?
4. Cashier Check ?
Please note to be receiving the daily transfer from our service as
permitted, then you will only have to pay one time file renewal fee of
sum $175 USD, while to the above 4 listed options, then i will have to
forward or deposit your funds with your choosing option / the office
in charge to handle the service with the option you may choose and
only then you may follow their instructions and also know what will be
the cost of their service fee to handle the transaction accordingly
for you to get your funds at no hitch, and please understand that an
instruction over this funds is forbidden deduction in any kind from
the amount to be received because it's against the law of funds legal
claimant.
Waiting to read from you positively upon this message.
Best regards,
Matt J Young
Reply to: ( moneyoffice.260@gmail.com )
Director Western Union Money Transfer Office.
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