from: Mr.Terry frank <nou251203423@noun.edu.ng>
reply-to: officefiail@gmail.com
date: Mar 19, 2026, 10:23 AM
subject: Hello, are you still there now Urgent Message
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: noun.edu.ng
Hello, are you still there now Urgent Message, A man by name Mr NOEL MATUS, him address AVENIDA 18 DE MARZO 2020, COLONIA LAS AGUILAS. CP 45080. ZAPOPAN, JALISCO, MÉXICO, was here last week regarding the release of your long awaited fund which supposed to be delivered to you on Monday, He stated that you are very sick and can not be able to answer call or send SMS text either, he said he is your next of kin and according to him you ordered us to release the fund to him as you are sick and this is the reason you can't be able to pay the remaining $29 fee which is the total amount needed for your package to be delivered to you successfully, via Apple card or Steam wallet card. Payment is also accepted in crypto currency BTC wallet address if you have access to send through that means. Get back to me before. we release the fund to Mr NOEL MATUS. who claim to be your next of kin. Kindly get back to us OK.
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