from: Dr. Ahmed Musa <fo847046@gmail.com>
reply-to: jefjeffreysmith91@gmail.com
date: Oct 6, 2021, 2:02 AM
subject: your first payment is $2,500 USD
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good news
Dear Friend this man Dr, Henry Johnson from your country came to our
western union office today and said that you on the way to coming back
to work today and you got an accident and took you to hospital you
died, and we want to confirm from you today before we are allow him to
claim this your total amount of $90.8 Million us dollars because he
said that his your next of kin and he want to pay the activation
changes fee of $20 USD Just buy Steam Wallet card or i tunes card of
and scratch it very well and snap it picture send it to me with the
receipt of the card to claim all your funds here so if you still
alive try to Contact me through this my (229)738-0635) call me or you
text message urgent or you Contact through my email (
jefjeffreysmith91@gmail.com ) so i am waiting your urgent reply back
to me before i will give you the mtcn number payment slip of $2,500
USD you will start pick up to your name today and i have the mtcn
number right now to my hand so try to Contact me urgent with your full
information with your country name ,
your first payment is $2,500 USD
Sender's Name: Daniel Williams
MTCN ..........
Question ... Time
Answer ... 2hrs
Amount ... $2,500 USD
Your full name ..................................
Home address ..................................
Your country..................................
Your city..................................
Telephone..................................
Occupation..................................
Your Age ..................................
your copy id card .....................
Best regard
Dr. Ahmed Musa
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