from: johnson mike <johnson97mike@gmail.com>
date: Aug 28, 2021, 5:10 PM
subject: waiting transfer
mailed-by: gmail.com
I am responsible for representing your outgoing pending
inheritance/contract funds approved by World Monetary Institution,
which has been delayed due to the problems on cash movement and
transfer of Huge sums of money. This is to inform you that your
payment has been effected through a new secure system for making fast
confirmed payments overseas .The account is set up under your email
address only The fund is in escrow account for your receipt via your
email address and
cannot be recalled without the codes. Diplomatic Cash Ventures
should have sent you an email by now with details such as when and
where to pick up the cash. You can pick up the cash at any of the convenient
locations in your area. If there are no convenient locations near you,
so you are advised to pay $500 to enable your money to be transferred
via Western
Union, Money Gram, or others within 72 hours. If you have not received
your withdrawals code yet please make the payment of $500 to enable
the programming of your
information in the micro chip compartment of central computer and your
code will be send to you ,Reconfirm the following information below
and send a copy to the fund release office via email:
finaccial@citromail.hu
Full Names and Complete address: -------------------------------
Tel number:......................................
Your receiver Email: ------------------------------
----Your Transaction Number: Are 1356990745 Transaction Amount: $ 1.2 Million.
Regards Mr Johnson Mike
HSBC telex Transfer officer.
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