from: Mr.Wilson Leon <americab998@gmail.com>
reply-to: ococacola5@gmail.com
date: Oct 13, 2025, 4:52 AM
subject: ATTENTION BENEFICIARY,
mailed-by: gmail.com
ATTENTION BENEFICIARY,
This transaction is won by your email address via online active email address selected from the sponsor of Coca Cola Company award. With due respect and utmost courtesy,we write officially regarding the transfer of your award Winning fund valued sum of $950,000,000.00 USD from Coca Cola Company which was approved for transfer via Swift telegraphic Wire transfer into your nominated bank account. But one Mr.Joshua Izon, who presented a bank name and a telephone number with a resident address Stating that you gave him the power of attorney to make your claims of your fund that you are not able to complete the deal.
Please try and get back to us immediately before we can instruct him to pay for the required charges of $50.00 only when he is ready to pay more than the $50.00 to claim your fund and we will have the fund transferred to him immediately. And he agree to paid the remaining fee today so we are very happy to transfer the fund for him since you have refused to complied but we still want to confirm from you before we proceed because you have delayed us a lot and you are joking with the deal since but I don't want you to lose this fund I invested on this deal and I will forward his name and the address to the ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIME COMMISSION (IMF) Office as soon as I hear from you and we will go court to make the changing of ownership so get back ASAP so that we can finished this deal.
I will advise you to Buy Apple Gift card Or Gift Card Or Steam Wallet Card Or Ebay Card Or Razer goid of $50.00 is also ACCEPTED because it can be redeemed to cash and send for expedite transfer of your funds into your bank account.
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Yours Faithfully,
Mr.Wilson Leon
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Royal Bank Of Canada (Rbc)
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