from: Evelyn Palacio <Evelyn735@outlook.com>
date: Jan 28, 2020, 3:47 PM
subject: You Have To Contact The Western Union Agency In Senegal Immediately For The Recovery Of The $350,000
mailed-by: outlook.com
Hello my dear,
Actually, it has been a very long time since we communicated last but i guess that you are doing fine. I am glad to inform you that my self and my New Husband are in London now for investment and i called the United Bank for Africa (UBA )office in Senegal but the they informed me that you did not get the VISA CARD of $350,000 that i left for you before my departure in Senegal.
However,i told them to hand over the VISA CARD to the Western Union agency in Senegal in order to avoid the VISA CARD from expiring and also to secure the VISA CARD. The (UBA ) informed me that the Western Union agency in Senegal has promised to assist you to cash the Money to physical money with the help of the central bank of Senegal(CBS) so that the fund of the $350,000 can be transferred to you in your country through the Western Union money transfer which is the fastest means of transferring money from one country to another country.
The CBAO bank has given the approval to send the fund to you through Western Union money transfer and so, you are required to send your full information to Western Union agency to effect the transfer of the fund to you in your country;
1) Your full name:..................................
2) Country..................................
3) Your present address:............
4) Your current phone number:............................
In order for you to finally receive the fund of the $350,000 that i gifted to you before my departure in Senegal, you have to ensure that you urgently send your details to Western Union agency through the email address below:
( westernunionagency2@aol.com )
You have to try and contact the office of the Western Union agency today through the above email address because as soon as you send your information to the Western Union agency, the fund of the $350,000 will be transferred to you via Western Union money transfer and make sure you inform me as soon as you receive your fund from the Western Union.
YOURS
SGT.EVELYN PALACIO
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