from: Jimmy Harra <jimmyharra28@gmail.com>
date: Feb 2, 2023, 8:45 PM
subject: RE: IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF CASH PAYMENT.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear
I write to confirm the receipt of your mail and I want to let you know
that we will like to transfer part of the over inflated tax amounting
£250 Million pounds, hidden in an escrow account belonging to my
organization in one of the largest banks here in United Kingdom to
your Bank account depending on how much your Bank account can
accommodate.
I will direct you to the person whom I will authorize to release this
fund to your nominated Bank account If you show your interest and your
capability to receive this fund.
I will like you to give me your receiving details which includes your
full name and address, your private telephone number and your Bank
account details which
include your Bank name and address, your account name and account
number and your swift code or IBAN number.
I await your prompt reply.
Mr Jimmy
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