from: Dr. Michael Jones <acard5079@gmail.com>
reply-to: barristernjenga@gmail.com
date: Apr 30, 2020, 9:09 PM
subject: ATTN:BENEFICIARY ($6.5m USD) 1369
mailed-by: gmail.com
This is to notify all of you about the latest development concerning
all the payment that are left in our custody, which yours are
inclusive besides, where you are given a bill of Sum in order to
receive your payment which we didn???t hear from you for sometime now.
Hence, our Head Office is now offering a Special BONUS to help all our
customers that are having their payment in our custody due to of coronavirus
.In other words we are now requesting that those involved
should pay only the sum of $25. to receive all their payment abandoned
in our custody.
Besides, my dear, this is the opportunity for you to comply and your
funds shall be transfer to your designated address. But remember that
after (2 DAYS) you did not make the payment then we will divert your
funds to Government Account, So to avoid problems, you have to send
the fee before 2days so that you can get your funds Released without
delay.
Therefore you are requested to send the fee via ITunes Card, Google Play
CARD, Stream Wallet also ACCEPTED because it can be redeemed to cash
all we need is a picture of it
Amount required:$25
The moment I receive the payment of $25 Your fund worth the sum of $2.8m USD
will be released to you without any delaying we gave you 100%
assurance that after the $25 no any other hiding fee to be paid.
Thanks for your patronage
Dr. Michael Jones
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