from: Mr. Davis Mark <westernpaymentpayment@gmail.com>
reply-to: davis.mark2@aol.com
date: Aug 20, 2020, 10:04 AM
subject: From the desk of Davis Mark
mailed-by: gmail.com
From the desk of Davis Mark
I am here by apologizing for the delayed of your $7.800,000 00. Two
million Five Hundred Thousand United State Dollars because I traveled
out of country since and have been in Paris-France all this while; I
just came back 2 days ago. However I asked Mr. Daniel Eze about your
funds and he told me that you did not get the fund till this date. I
asked him why and he explained to me that you couldn’t be able to pay
the required fee needed to start releasing your payments. I ask him
why they requested such huge amount from you instead of $200 I
instructed him before I traveled. Right now the only amount you have
to send to my (Secretary PAUL CHIKA ) is only $200 for the activation
of your Western Union VAT File paper, to entitle you receiving your
daily payments till done?
The $200 should be sending to below:
Receiver: POCKO MAKABO
Country: Benin
Mtcn:::
Sender name:
So you are to re-confirm to them the below information,
Your. Receiver
Your. Country
Your. City
Your. Tel
Your. Test question
Your. Answer
Your. Passport
Be advice that after this very $200, therefore will be none payment
from you again than your daily confirming payment of $7.800 till the
whole $7.800,000.00 is completed. My word and order to the western
union Manager Director is that you should pay only bet $200 no more no
less. Therefore if anybody asks you for any additional payment after
you paying $200, kindly report to me because the person has cross line
of my orders. Please I’m real sorry for the inconveniences this
delayed might cause to you.
Thanks:
Mrs. Davis Mark.
E-mail: davis.mark2@aol.com
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