from: Young Dal Choi <youngdal1961@rediffmail.com>
date: Feb 8, 2021, 6:58 PM
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Dear
Can you be able to pay for a lawyers flight who is currently in Istanbul Turkey. is expected to fly down to Johannesburg from Turkey to finalize with the central Bank and your funds will be transferred to your account.
All you need do it to get him a one way ticket using your visa card or debit card.
Young Choi
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from: Young Dal Choi <youngdal1961@rediffmail.com>
date: Feb 10, 2021, 8:54 AM
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ATTN: Beneficiary
I must apologize for my delay in responds to your email as a result of several official board meeting.
Sir, the Bank representative who will take you to the Bank of Bogota for payment. I want to confirm from you if i should buy your flight ticket departure to Bogota Saturday this weekend.
I can buy your flight ticket going and returning back to USA, using the your nearest airport. Please confirm if i should buy your flight ticket departure Saturday this week and further send your attached international passport copy for your ticket booking.
I have also called your cell phone number without success.
Expect your valued response.
Sincerely.
Mr. Young-Dal Choi
date: Feb 10, 2021, 8:54 AM
subject: Re:
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ATTN: Beneficiary
I must apologize for my delay in responds to your email as a result of several official board meeting.
Sir, the Bank representative who will take you to the Bank of Bogota for payment. I want to confirm from you if i should buy your flight ticket departure to Bogota Saturday this weekend.
I can buy your flight ticket going and returning back to USA, using the your nearest airport. Please confirm if i should buy your flight ticket departure Saturday this week and further send your attached international passport copy for your ticket booking.
I have also called your cell phone number without success.
Expect your valued response.
Sincerely.
Mr. Young-Dal Choi
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