from: Mr John William <rtetttrgfg@gmail.com>
reply-to: mrjeffd911@gmail.com
date: Sep 20, 2021, 12:43 PM
subject: GOOD NEWS FROM WALMART..??
mailed-by: gmail.com
Greeting,
Good news, I am very glad to inform you about your Award fund of $2,500,000,00 USD which grant by United Nation to remain the good image of the World, This has been deposited to Walmart Office Florida {USA} to pay you maximum amount of $2,000 us dollars twice daily, All you will do is to contact walmart Director: Mr.Jeff Daniels, Email:(mrjeffd911@gmail.com) He will give you more direction on how you will be receiving the funds $2,000 us dollars twice daily until you receive the total (Two Million Five Hundred Thousand) Remember to send him your Full information to avoid wrong transfer such as:
Receiver's Name_______________
Address: ________________
Country: ____________
Phone Number: _____________
I.D Card:_____________
The first payment of $2,000 us dollars is about to be send today in your name So contact the Walmart Director: Mr.Jeff Daniels as soon as you receive this email or send him SMS on +1-(225} 286-9672 and tell him to give you the reference number to pick up the first payment of $2,000 us dollars Please let us know as soon as you received all your fund,
Phone number for Whatsapp:: +1-(813) 320-1248
Office Address: 33501 S Dixie Hwy, Florida City, FL 33034, USA
Gmail account for hangout chat {{mrjeffd911@gmail.com}}
Yours Faithful
Mr. John William.
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from: Mr Jeff Daniels <mrjeffd911@gmail.com>
date: Sep 26, 2021, 12:27 PM
subject: Re:
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from: Mr Jeff Daniels <mrjeffd911@gmail.com>
date: Sep 26, 2021, 12:27 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
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