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John Davidson - Zumark Resources Company - departmentoffic@outlook.com

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from: Mr.John Davidson <25165@kham.ac.th>
reply-to: departmentoffic@outlook.com
date: Oct 28, 2025, 12:05 PM
subject: Your urgent and fast response is highly needed..
signed-by: kham-ac-th.20230601.gappssmtp.com

Attn: Please.

I am Mr John Davidson Secretary of ZUMARK RESOURCES COMPANY LTD. I want to let you know that my Boss Dr.Harry Crews advised me to send your share of 2.500 Million USD. I kept mailing you since yesterday but your email has been showing me failure delivery since then till today.

I need to know how I can send the Compensation payment to you because my Boss wanted to travel out of the Country this morning and he will not come back till next month. Please choose either by Western Union / Money Gram/ Bank Wire Transfer or Courier Company while respond to me through my private email address of (departmentoffic@outlook.com) Because i have verified the costs of them and below is what i got:

WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER: RE-ACTIVATION OF FILE CHARGES: $50.00)

MONEYGRAM INTERNATIONAL MONEY TRANSFER: ($50.00)

BANK TO BANK WIRE TRANSFER CHARGES: ($100.00)

DHL DELIVERY CHARGES TO YOUR HOUSE: ($70.00)

Choose one of the above Money Orders while I await your response.

You are to send the needed fee through Gift card (iTunes, steam wallet, nordstrom or eBay Or Bitcoin wallet address)

Have a nice weekend and remain bless.

Regards,
Mr.John Davidson.
Email address of (departmentoffic@outlook.com)
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