from: Mr Jimmy <paymento56@yahoo.com>
reply-to: hooffice222222@gmail.com
date: Dec 10, 2020, 9:57 AM
subject: ATTENTION PLEASE URGENT NOW
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: yahoo.com
Attention:
We wish to inform you that your first payment of $5,000 dollars has been successfully sent on your name this morning through our great service western union and below is the information which you can use to pick up your payment.
Note, that the transfer was placed on hold due to you suppose to sign a paper at COURT before picking and they charge $75 which you are to pay in order for the payment to be completed, The other necessary processes has been completed and the payment will be released on hold once COURT receive their $75 they will ORDER Western Union to release your $5000 on hold.
Be informed that the payment is currently Available in your name and you can also track it online with the sender name or the MTCN number to view the transfer status but remember that you can not be able to pick it at any western union store because it was placed on hold due to the charges of $75 like i already explained to you.
Find below the information you would need in order to pick up your first payment of $5,000. You can also track your payment online with the link below to view the status of the transfer or isit https://www.westernunion.com/global-service/track-transfer and cue in the MTCN number correctly to view your payment status.
Sender's Name: Joseph Ndiaye
MTCN Number: 290 893 1570
In conclusion, I want to let you know that you have the very opportunity to receive your first payment of $5,000 today by sending the $75 through western union or money gram transfer . The payment will be released and will be ready for you to pick up at any western union location as soon as we confirm the $75 payment for the COURT charge. Email: ( busoff520@gmail.com )
We expect to hear from you with the Western Union or MoneyGram payment Or Buy Gift Card Steam Wallet Card or Google play Card or Itunes Card, of $75usd
Mr Jimmy
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Mr Jimmy - hooffice222222@gmail.com
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