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Lawson Sogava / Kelly / lawsonsogava26@gmail.com

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from: Lawson sogava <lawsonsogava26@gmail.com>
date: Aug 5, 2020, 4:24 PM
subject: gddt
mailed-by: gmail.com

Congratulations,
I have an offer for you - however, it is not mandatory and I will not force you in any way to respect against your will. After sending you many letters without any response from you, I decided to write to you one last time given the fact that this is a delicate matter that needs urgent action. I received a mandate from the bank to provide the relatives to the applicant fund without the classification of my late clients ($ 13,580,000.00). I'm turning to you because you have the same last name with my late client. We can make a deal. After my unsuccessful attempts to find someone close to him. Reply for more information.

I'm waiting for your response.
Kelly.

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ברכות,
יש לי הצעה בשבילך - עם זאת, זה לא חובה ולא אאלץ אותך בשום דרך לכבד בניגוד לרצונך. לאחר ששלחתי לך מכתבים רבים ללא כל תגובה ממך, החלטתי לכתוב לך בפעם האחרונה בהתחשב בעובדה שמדובר בנושא עדין שצריך פעולה דחופה. קיבלתי מנדט מהבנק לספק את קרובי המשפחה לקרן המבקשת ללא סיווג של לקוחותי המנוחים ($ 13.580,000.00 דולר). אני פונה אליך מכיוון שיש לך את אותו שם משפחה עם הלקוח המנוח שלי. אנחנו יכולים לעשות עסקה. אחרי ניסיונותיי הלא מוצלחים למצוא מישהו מקרוביו. השב למידע נוסף.

אני מחכה לתגובתך.
קלי.
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