from: Maurice Yeo <brunswick@mail.be>
reply-to: Maurice Yeo <brunswick@mail.be>
date: Mar 16, 2020, 3:40 PM
subject: Hello
mailed-by: mail.be
I am pleased to inform you that your total payment entitlement has been cleared and approved to be released to you finally through our appointed designated Payment Centers in South Africa, Canada, Europe, South America and Asia. Consequently, you are required to travel to any of these 2 designated appointed payment centers to finalize the process for the funds payments release to you.
Firstly, you will be traveling to any of our designated appointed payment centers to sign the relevant payment release documents, which you are required to travel to South Africa, South America or Asia to be present to the paying officials there for the eventual release of your payment and subsequent transfer of your entire funds to your designated Bank accounts.
Meanwhile, a capable financial expert has been contacted to assist us with the provision of all the necessary financial assistance by paying for your tickets throughout this journey, your hotel accommodation both in South Africa, Canada, Europe, South America and Asia.
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU ARE NOT GOING TO ADVANCE OR PAY ANY MONEY UPFRONT ALL THROUGH THIS EXERCISE AS IT IS AN ALL PAID EXPENSES TRIP BY THE FINANCIAL EXPERT.
Finally, note that the entire journey will take you between 5 to 6 days to conclude. Therefore, you should prepare yourself towards this number of days.
Do not hesitate to ask me questions if need be, I will need the following.
1, Your Copy Of International Passport
2, your residence address reconfirmation
3, Your direct telephone number for easy communication.
4, The name of your nearest airport
Sincerely.
Maurice Yeo
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