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Paul Edward - Money Gram - Lotto - edwardmrpaul78@gmail.com

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from: Mr Edward Paul <edwardmrpaul78@gmail.com>
date: Feb 12, 2026, 12:40 PM
subject: Attn:Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attn:Beneficiary

BE INFORMED THAT WE HAVE ARRANGED YOUR PAYMENT OF $2.800,000.00 WITH THE MANAGEMENT OF MONEY GRAM DEPARTMENT FOR YOUR PAYMENT SINCE YOU WAS NOT ABLE TO RECEIVE YOUR CHEQUE,NOW THE AGREEMENT IS TO PAY YOU THROUGH OUR MONEY GRAM DATABASE, THIS WILL ENABLE YOU RECEIVE $5,000.00USD DAILY THE SAID AMOUNT WILL BE PROGRAMMED IN YOUR NAME IN MONEY GRAM DATABASE, THAT WILL ONLY COST YOU $160.00.USD AND YOUR MONEY WILL BE AVAILABLE TO PICK UP IN YOUR LOCALITY.

YOU ADVISED TO CONTACT MONEY GRAM. FOR YOUR PAYMENT ON THE ADDRESS: E-MAIL (moneygramoffice20571@yahoo.com) CONTACT PERSON: REV. DR.FREDRIC UDE

YOUR NAME....
COUNTRY.....
PHONE NO....
ADDRESS/CITY....
AGE/SEX......
OCCUPATION.....
A COPY OF YOUR INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT or DRIVER LICENSE...

THANK YOU.
YOURS FAITHFULLY,
Mr Paul Edward.
LOTTO PAYMENT DEPT
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