from: Hong Soon Hwan <mackgg001@gmail.com>
date: Dec 5, 2020, 5:31 AM
subject: Mr. Hong Soon Hwan
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good Day To You Friend
I am Mr. Hong Soon Hwan Senior Manager of ING Bank Turkey Acibadem Branch of Istanbul Turkey ( IBT) European Banking Corporation Limited.
I am 55 years old, I have a very urgent confidential and profitable business for both of us Valued at $10,700,000.USD (Ten Million, Seven Hundred Thousand United States dollars)
I contacted you for a reason one of my late customers have the same name as yours He died 6 years ago and left $10,700,000.USD, In his account, Since then no relative have come to claim his money, I think we can work things out,Please contact me immediately you receive this email so that I will give you more details about the transaction.
Thanks for your kind understanding,I will be waiting for your urgent reply.
Best Regards,
Mr. Hong Soon Hwan
The Senior Manager of ING Bank Turkey,
Acibadem Branch of Istanbul Turkey ( IBT)
Bulgurlu Mahallesi Acibadem Caddesi No: 156 34660 Üsküdar / Istanbul
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