from: Komi Dzidzo <dzidzokomi@gmail.com>
reply-to: oraatmcard@outlook.com
date: Jan 3, 2022, 11:22 AM
subject: Ahoj,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hi,
After our last meeting about your fund, we are through
Western Union has deposited a check on your fund ($ 3.5 MILLION).
All you have to do is contact Western Union Director Dr.
Emmanuel Sylvester via email ( oraatmcard@outlook.com )
. It will give you instructions on how to receive funds daily. Don't forget him
send your Full Information to avoid an incorrect transfer,
for example.
Name of recipient _______________
Address: _________________
Country: _____________
Telephone number: _____________
As soon as you receive this e-mail, contact Dr. Emmanuela Sylvestra a
tell him to give you Mtcn, the name of the sender and the question / answer to
$ 5,000 selection. Let us know as soon as you get them all
resources
Sincerely.
WESTERN UNION AGENT
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Ahoj,
Po našom poslednom stretnutí ohľadom vášho fondu sme prostredníctvom
oddelenia Western Union uložili šek na váš fond (3,5 MILÓNA USD).
Jediné, čo musíte urobiť, je kontaktovať riaditeľa Western Union Dr.
Emmanuela Sylvestera prostredníctvom e-mailu (oraatmcard@outlook.com)
. Dá vám pokyny, ako budete denne dostávať prostriedky. Nezabudnite mu
poslať svoje Úplné informácie, aby ste sa vyhli nesprávnemu prevodu,
ako napr.
Meno príjemcu _______________
Adresa: _________________
Krajina: _____________
Telefónne číslo: _____________
Hneď ako dostanete tento e-mail, kontaktujte Dr. Emmanuela Sylvestra a
povedzte mu, aby vám dal Mtcn, meno odosielateľa a otázku/odpoved na
výber 5 000 USD. Dajte nám vedieť hneď, ako dostanete všetky
prostriedky,
S Pozdravom.
AGENT ZÁPADNEJ ÚNIE
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