from: Natasha Stephanie <natshsteph@yahoo.com>
date: Dec 27, 2019, 5:03 PM
subject:
How are you? it is my pleasure to count you among my friends, I am General Natasha Stephanie. I am 48 years old and I am from Charlotte, North Carolina. Portland, Oregon, the United States of America. I am currently in Aleppo, in Aleppo, a Syrian city whose peacekeeping mission is due to the war crisis raging here.
About me, I have a good heart, I have a loving heart and am very respectful and kind woman, I never judge others and I am very compassionate, I like to appreciate the little things in life and I am very respectful.
Dear, I have my reasons for contacting you because I have something very important to share with you in my next message. I wish to start a very strong relationship with you and my relationship with you will bring many great changes in our life. I want you to understand that this relationship does not take into account distance and age. Maybe we could start as a friend or partner with funds that I should invest with urgent help.
Please do not allow the use of the mobile phone. We only use radio messages or emails due to the crisis here.
Dear, what do you do for a living to overcome economic expenses and maintain your life and your family? I know we just know each other, but we can share ideas and discuss important things and more issues when we talk about ourselves. I like to think positively and I care about the feelings of others. Please send me your private email address. all
I will be very happy to know more about you, like your hobbies, your interest, your lifestyle, your religious beliefs, I will also like to see your recent photos, as I always say, I have a question very important to share and discuss with you in my next message so that you give me a solution on this subject, I expect an urgent response from you soon.
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General Natasha Stephanie - natshsteph@yahoo.com
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