from: MR Jude Uba <officefill773@gmail.com>
reply-to: ofil6073@gmail.com
date: May 9, 2020, 2:45 PM
subject: Dear Good Friend Are You Still Alive
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear good friend
what is going on now, are you still alive because Mr. Doreen Michael
to your country come our office yesterday said that you have Dead he
told us that he is your next of kid, he is ready to pay the required
fee to claim all your total funds of $50.7 Million USD but we told him
to hold done that we will email you and if don’t Answer our email then
he can take over the transaction Okay so if you want to received your
funds Please make a Choice of as you charged Below through bank to
bank wire transfer or through ATM card or cash in the consignment box
or Dhl courier company or though Fedex courier company and Ups courier
company so i need your full information and make sure that yiy will
text message on this number 425) 626-2542 .
Your Full Name:___________
Your Country:___________
Your Direct Telephone Numbers:___________
Your Current Home Address:___________
Your Current Occupation:___________
Your Age :___________
Your Email Address:___________
REGARDS
MR Jude Uba
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