from: Mark Milley <markmilley9567@gmail.com>
date: Oct 27, 2020, 9:10 AM
subject: Válasz
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear friend,
I work for Reliance Bank UK
business proposal for you. There is a man who is now over
he banked with us here for fifteen years here at Reliance Bank UK
the late Mr. Bolin Bai from China is a valuable buyer in whom he died
The Corona virus left £ 3.5 million in our bank without following
kinship. I want you to help me appoint myself alongside Kin,
to do so
get the money in your country. then we can then share the
a percentage of money that is between 50% and 50%. Please don't look at this
a scam because what I tell you is true. Please, I really want you
we would
trust in ourselves and in our hands to achieve this
together. If you are not interested, please do not publish this to the recipient
anyone. if you are interested, please reply me immediately to allow
I will give you more information
I hope to hear from you
Thanks from
Mark Milley
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Kedves barátom,
A Reliance Bank UK-nél dolgozom
üzleti javaslat az Ön számára. Van egy férfi, aki immár több mint
tizenöt éve bankolt velünk itt, a Reliance Bank UK-ban
néhai Bolin Bai úr Kínából értékes vásárló, akiben meghalt
Corona-vírus 3,5 millió fontot hagyott bankunkban, anélkül, hogy követte volna
rokonság. Szeretném, ha segítene, hogy kinevezzem magam a Kin mellett,
hogy megtegye
kapja meg a pénzt az Ön országában. akkor utána megoszthatjuk a
pénz százalékos aránya, amely 50% és 50%. Kérlek, ne tekintsd ezt
átverésnek, mert igaz, amit mondok neked. Kérem, nagyon szeretném, ha
megtennénk
bízzunk az önmagunkban és a kezünkben, hogy ezt elérhessük
együtt. Ha nem érdekli, kérjük, ne tegye közzé ezt a címzettnek
bárki. ha érdekel, azonnal válaszolj nekem az engedélyezéshez
adok neked további információkat
Remélem hallok felőled
Köszönet től
Mark Milley
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