from: Mrs. Kate Enofe Ovim <aenofedada@gmail.com>
reply-to: victordeep@mail2victor.com
date: Jan 4, 2020, 8:32 PM
subject: HAPPY NEW YEAR
mailed-by: gmail.com
Sequel to the meeting held with Federal Bureau of Investigation, The
International Monetary Fund (IMF) is compensating all the scam victims
and some email users which your name and email address was found on
the list.
However, we have concluded to effect your own payment through Western Union® Money Transfer, $5,000 daily until the total sum of your
compensation fund is transferred to you.
It was agreed that you are to pay the clearance certificate charges a
total sum of $180 before you are enabled to pick up your first
payment, do take note of this, that you are to pay the $180 before
picking up your first payment.
This is your first payment information:
SENDER FIRST NAME::: Norman
SENDER LAST NAME:::: Beto
MTCN::::::::::::::: 2403133121
TEXT QUESTION:::::: HONEST?
TEXT ANSWER:::::::: TRUST
AMOUNT: $5,000.00
Track your first payment on-line now
https://www.westernunion.com/gb/en/self-service/app/tracktransfer
You are advised to get back to the contact person trough the email
below for more direction on how you will be receiving your payment and
also on how you will make your payment of $180 so that you can be able
to receive your first payment for today
Contact person: Mr. Victor Deep.
Email address: victordeep@mail2victor.com
Tel: +229 67 199 741
Thanks,
Mrs. Kate Enofe Ovim
Western Union Agent Announcer
Head Office Benin Republic.
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Kate Enofe Ovim - Western Union - victordeep@mail2victor.com
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Kate Enofe Ovim - Western Union - victordeep@mail2victor.com
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