from: Office File <mrsjanetd@gmail.com>
reply-to: wunionoffice97@gmail.com
date: Jul 5, 2021, 6:25 PM
subject: MTCN Number___ 740 064 3290
mailed-by: gmail.com
ATTENTION :BENEFICIARY
we have concluded yesterday with the governor of Eco bank here that
you should start receiving your payment of $400,000 USD through
western union money transfer from today,And you will be receiving the
sum of $4000 only per a day.so you are advise to contact the western
union operator Mr Austin Smith, Right now contact him and re-confirm
your information to him right away so that he will tell you what to do
in other to pick up the first payment today Which is $4000 for you to
pick it up in any western union around you .
His Name is Mr Austin Smith
Email Contact ( wunionoffice97@gmail.com )
Please pick up the below information and get to any western union to
pick up the $4000 and get back to me to enable us send you another
payment today,
once you picked up this $4000 today.
Here is the western union information to pick up the $4000,
Sender’s First Name____Willis
Senders Second Name____Musa
Senders Country Kenya
Text question___When
Answer__Today
Amount$4000
MTCN Number___ 740 064 3290
yours in service,
Regards Mr. Frank Johnson
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from: Office File <dhldeliveringcompany001@gmail.com>
reply-to: wunionoffice97@gmail.com
date: 5 Jul 2021, 18:47
subject: MTCN Number___ 740 064 3290
mailed-by: gmail.com
from: Office File <dhldeliveringcompany001@gmail.com>
reply-to: wunionoffice97@gmail.com
date: 5 Jul 2021, 18:47
subject: MTCN Number___ 740 064 3290
mailed-by: gmail.com
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