from: Naomi Davis <davisnaomi20@gmail.com>
date: Sep 15, 2023, 7:53 AM
subject: Thanks for your love to help me.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello,
I received your email and the content was well understood. Thank you so much for your love to help me. Well, before I continue writing, I would love to ask your family, because they are all important to me. Are they doing well? And I believe that in a few days I will be with you for the rest of my life and further my education in one of the good schools there in your country, while all this money will be invested by you into good investment.
I want you to understand that I trusted and agreed with you before contacting you, so that I can have a better life there in your country and I really like that you prove to me that you will take good care of this money after the money will be transferred to your account that you will provide.
Before contacting you, I have already informed the bank director that I will be contacting you ,that I want their bank to transfer my late father's money in their bank to you, as soon as you can contact the bank on my behalf. I was welcomed and they asked to hear from you.
Please respond immediately to me for more information. Once I have a response from you, I will provide you with the information you may need to contact the bank on my behalf while proceeding with this transaction. Please send me your picture.
Thank you and I hope to receive your reply. So, I urgently need this money to be transferred to your account while I live in this country as soon as possible to come to your country and continue my education in your country while you invest All this money in a good investment that you know.
Yours
Naomi.
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