from: reverendo padre Moisés <reverendopadremoises@gmail.com>
date: Jan 12, 2021, 5:01 AM
subject: MAY THE PEACE OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST BE WITH YOU
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello My beloved,
how are you doing, I hope you are swimming in the ocean, good health and prosperity of our lord Jesus Christ, our daily light and Savior. Actually, I am Rev.Padre Moises, I am resident in Senegal for now, But your partner. we meet in Netherlands,when i was in a mission for Hope Worldwide Aid support to Africa Senegal precisely.she left me a cheque signed with the state value meant for you, a cheque of 150.000$ US Dollars in your name, I have waited for your mail as she informed me that you will contact me to demand for your cheque.i having acknowledged your email, please for the security reasons i want to confirm if you are the rightful owner of the cheque for your personal view the original copy of the cheque is here with me. So to protect my interest you have to reply to me with the following information below.so that we will make an arrangement on how you will receive your cheque. Send me your information.
your full name ........
your Country........
your house address ......
Phone number..
Post code..
All these information I requested is to make sure that you are the right owner of the cheque and to ensure that a successful delivery is made to the right person, and as soon as i receive your information i will go to the courier service office to inquiry what it will be in order to dispatch the cheque to you immediately. Please note that the money is in a bank draft and you will cash it in any bank in your country .
Remain bless my beloved.
Regards.
Rev.Padre Moises
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