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Ebube Dike - markwhite1773@gmail.com

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from: Mr Mark White <clarencejim59@gmail.com>
reply-to: markwhite1773@gmail.com
date: Aug 5, 2021, 3:45 AM
subject: HELLO
mailed-by: gmail.com

We have deposited the check of your fund Ten million five hundred
thousand united State Dollars ($10.500`000`USD) through Western Union
department after our final meeting regarding your over due payment,
All you will do is to contact Western Union Director (Barr Mark
Whites) with the below E-mail address,(markwhite1773@gmail.com) He
will give you direction on how you will be receiving the funds on
daily Basis. Remember to send him,with your Full information to avoid
wrong transfer such as,

Receiver's Name_______________
Address: ________________
City _______________
Country: ____________
Phone Number: _____________
Age_____________
Nationality_____________
Attach Copy Of Your ID _____________

Though, Barr Mark White. sent $5000 in your name today so contact Barr
Mark White., Remember to send him,with your Full information to avoid
wrong transfer such as,question and answer to pick the $5,000 Please
let us know as soon as you received all your fund,
contact Western Union Director (Barr Mark White) with the below E-mail
address , (markwhite1773@gmail.com)

BEST REGARD
EBUBE DIKE
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