from: mrs Rose Paul <wu8270381@gmail.com>
reply-to: officed030@gmail.com
date: Feb 23, 2026, 10:18 AM
subject: First Payment
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear beneficiary,
Your transfer of 22,000.00 GBP is ready to start sending to you through world remit online transfer ,and we have set up to start sending you every day 5000 GBP Until your total 22,000.00 GBP complete sending to you every day ,please reconfirm your information to start send you first payment 5000 GBP right now because your first payment is already sign to release ,the only charge you should pay right now is release other of 95 GBP Apple Card or bitcoin wallet only remember that you should pick up your first 5000 GBP within 24hours,
Contact world remit And Western union office ,
name mr Henry odo
email; officed030@gmail.com
Contact me at my zangi messenger number,
zangi ; 6589772527
please contact our customer support through the following zangi ; 6589772527
Email：officed030@gmail.com your first payment is ready now,
Regard
mrs Rose Paul
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