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from: COLLINS GREG <collinsgreg0404@yahoo.com>
reply-to: COLLINS GREG <collinsgreg0404@yahoo.com>
date: Nov 26, 2018, 10:12 AM
subject: WITH TRUST FROM GREG ....
mailed-by: yahoo.com

I contacted you few weeks ago about the death of my late client a national of your country that bears the same last name with you without your reply
I hope all is well? indeed i am very sorry for distracting your attention. I am Collins Greg, personal attorney to my Late client, a national of your country that bears the same last name with you who died and left some huge amount of money with a bank here in Lome , valued at (10.5 Million dollars.)

I am contacting you to assist me and get it transferred to you.

Sincerely.
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from: COLLINS GREG <collinsgreg0404@yahoo.com>
reply-to: COLLINS GREG <collinsgreg0404@yahoo.com>
date: Nov 29, 2018, 4:30 PM
subject: Re: SEND THIS BELOW LETTER TO THE BANK
mailed-by: yahoo.com

Thank you for your immediate response to my letter. I thank God for good health. Complement of the season. May this transaction bring us all the good things of life.

As I said before, I have completed all the agreements, all the necessary documents and the information have been sent to the paying bank. All you have to do now is to copy the following letter and send it to the bank's official email address: info@utbservice.info, utb.tg@post.com as soon as you send the following letter to your office, let me know.

ATTN: Togolaise de Banque (U.T.B)
Address: Boulevard Du 13 Janvier Lome Togo.
Email: utb.tg@post.com, info@utbservice.info
Tel / Fax: +228 224 14 220
Contact person: Mr. Bawa Mustafa.
Director of the foreign operations department.

My name is, I am communicating with your bank in relation to the release deposit, which was deposited in your Togo de Banque de la Union (UTB) valued in Togo (US $ 10.5 million) in the payment file CB400UTG As the beneficiary. I demand to open an online account in my name with your bank to redeposit these funds in my own account for the immediate transfer of the fund.

I will appreciate your help in this matter.

Sincerely,
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utbservice.info is a fraudulent domain being used for scams.


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