from: Williams Benson <johnmab2001@gmail.com>
reply-to: williamsbenson978@gmail.com
date: Sep 25, 2023, 7:47 AM
subject: GOOD DAY
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good morning this is Mr William Benson, I am here to inform you that
your money is in our care here and we hereby let you know that we also
note that you have been sending money to people since and yet you did
not get anything from them,only ask for money from you, and yet they
have not delivered anything
To date, they are all fake. We are here to prove and show you that we
are going to deliver your package only if you will do
the right things needed now, this is an option of how it will be
delivered to you. is listed here so you are free to choose between
them now,
(1) Bank to bank transfer will cost you 100 euros
(2) By ATM delivery, it only costs you 50 euros
(3) Via DHL express shipping, it will only cost you 75 euros
(4) It only costs you 50 euros by post
(5) It costs you 50 euros per shipping carton
So you have to choose any option and send them via Steam wallet cards
and iTunes gift cards. Once you buy the gift card now, we are very and
assure
You that everything will be delivered without history, all you need to
do after sending the cards is make sure to confirm your full address
as soon as possible
Now thanks, I am waiting for your urgent reply now,
EMAIL.(williamsbenson978@gmail.com)
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