from: Mr.Mack White <mr.kalstromjames2218@gmail.com>
reply-to: westernunion.office@internet.ru
date: Aug 13, 2023, 5:55 AM
subject: HELLO DEAR: CONTACT WESTERN UNION OFFICE FOR YOUR MTCN?
mailed-by: gmail.com
HELLO DEAR: CONTACT WESTERN UNION OFFICE FOR YOUR MTCN?
I have contacted you because I have sent you the first transfer of
$5,000 from your winning funds total amount of $1.5Million USD,
Therefore you need to contact agent Mr. John Mark, of
western union, to give you the transfer payment information and MTCN,
Agent: Mr.John Mark
Email: westernunion.office@internet.ru
Please try to contact him today for him to forward the MTCN information to you, indicate the registration code of EB-2520
to him, when contacting or calling him, He will be sending you $5,000
daily as per my discussion with him.
Do get in touch with me once you have got the transfer.
Sincerely,
Mr.Mack White
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Mack White - Western Union - westernunion.office@internet.ru
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