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Rev Dr Dennis Ugu - Western Union - csobservices@gmail.com

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from: CSOB SERVICES <csobservices@gmail.com>
date: Oct 15, 2025, 4:13 AM
subject: Here is the Westerns union information
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attn Dear Beneficiary........

We have successfully sent your payment of $5,000 this afternoon
and it's available now for your pick at western union menu, the $5,000
was sent to you by our officer Mr Azubike Nnekwe and we are looking
forward to hearing from you immediately you pick up the $5.000, so that we
can further transfer the rest of your payment.

Please Make sure you track the Mtcn Number by yourself first before
going to the western union agent office there to pick up $5.000 ok,

Then revert back to us immediately you pick up the first payment $5,000
so that we can proceed to transfer the second payment immediately so
that we can proceed to send the second payment to you today.

Just click this link below to track the mtcn number by yourself to
confirm your $5.000.

You are advised to track the MTCN Control Numbers Now with this Website; ( www.westernunion.com ) Click Track transfer and Put MTCN numbers

MTCN:- 067- 322- 3836
Senders name:- Mark W Un
Amount===\$5,000 usd
Receivers name; ( YOU )
Sender 's Country= USA

Esq Rev/Dr.DENNIS UGU
Foreign Operation Manager Western
Union Payment Office Benin Republic,
Whatsapp; +234 70 450 683 64
Email; ( isb83323@gmail.com )
Website; http://westernunion.com
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