from: mrhenry chidike <mrhenry72chidike350@gmail.com>
date: Jul 4, 2020, 6:58 PM
subject: THIS IS THE EMAIL YOU RECEIVED
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention Beneficiary:
Your check has been deposited the cheque in the Bank of Africa under the care of ( Mr. Henry Chidike ) as we discussed.. Please mail him immediately to send the cheque to you. I am in Colombia now. I kept $3.5 Million USD cashier cheque and will send you the rest of money after my business trip here.I apologize for late in reply of your email, my computer was affected by virus, and it took me two days to reformat it.
So mail (Mr. Chidike) with below email for him to send the cheque to you:
here is his email:(mrhenry72chidike350@gmail.com)
or call him at: +229-67618845)
Kindly re-confirm to him your personal information per as follow:
Your full name..............
Your house address ...............
Your direct phone number ...................
Your occupation ....................
Your country's name ................
Your age ...................
Thanks and do let me know when you receive it.. Please, you may request for check remittance and wire transfer of this funds in your account if you wish, the Bank says, such is possible as well.
Best regards.
Mr. John Marthins
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