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Williams Wallace - Restaurant Booking Scam - andben951@gmail.com

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from: Mrs Anne Lim <andben951@gmail.com>
date: Jan 28, 2020, 8:33 PM
subject: Number: 10 Guest Re: Updates
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello

I am Mr. Williams Wallace of BP Engineering Ltd.,Your restaurant

has been approved by my company for dinner reservations for my

co-workers visiting your area for a Holidays, so i therefore want

to book dinner for the group of workers.

Details:

Arrival: August 29th - September 3th 2017

Number: 10 Guest

Time: 8:00pm each day

Meal: A 3 course menu(No special dietary)

Budget: 40-60 Gbps(pounds) per head for one night

NOTE:IT WILL BE THE SAME 10 GUESTS EACH NIGHT.

Also your suggestion will be appreciated since this is our first

dinner in you restaurant.

Kindly provide me with the total cost of the dinner for the 10

persons for the 4 evening dinner so as to provide full payment

confirmation if there is availability in your restaurant.

Your swift response will be appreciated.Please apply through this

email below ;

Regards
Mr Williams Wallace
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