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Kevin Anthony - Western Union - wu9080933@gmail.com

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from: WESTERN UNION <wu9080933@gmail.com>
date: Jan 4, 2020, 4:18 PM
subject: Re: More Info Needed Urgently Please
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention:

This is to inform you that your first pick up details of $5000 MTCN is
ready to be picked up from a Money Gram location as I am talking to
you right now, which the only thing I am waiting to forwarded it to
you is this below details as we will not like to send your payment to
the wrong person or address, kindly reconfirm this details to us
accurate transfer.

Your receiver's name........
Payment address.......
Your country.............
Your Age...............
Telephone number.......
Test question..........
Test answer.........

As soon as I confirmed this above details from you that is all your
first pick up details of $5000 such as the reference control number
sender's name and address will be forwarded to you within the next an
hour of confirming the details from you without fail so that you will
go to any western union store of your choice in your state and pick up
your money without any delay or any problem and that is how your funds
will be coming your way per daily until your total transfer is
completed the sum of $2.5million only that is for sure.

I await your urgent respond,
Mr. Kevin Anthony.+229 98589889
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