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Alawuba Oliver - mrssharonlhodgson@gmail.com

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from: Alawuba Oliver <muhammadalameen97@gmail.com>
reply-to: mrssharonlhodgson@gmail.com
date: Sep 11, 2023, 9:25 AM
subject: Your Urgent Attention Is Needed
mailed-by: gmail.com

For Your Attention,
11/09/2023

It's my pleasure to inform you that your name appeared in the list of beneficiaries not yet received their approved fund. Due to over delayed and inability to claim your approved fund, in this regard you are among the 6 beneficiaries approved to receive a compensation sum of USD20.7M [TWENTY MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND US DOLLARS ONLY] as approved by debt reconciliation department of United Nations (USA).

Your fund has been approved and an ATM card has been programmed to be sent to you via your address to enable you withdraw per day $20,000 USD until all your funds are withdrawn by you or direct bank to bank wire transfer to your nominated bank account. You are requested to contact Mrs. Sharon L. Hodgso the department and Law Enforcement Legal Defense with below information whom is in-charge of your payment to enable him forward your Card to your address

Mrs. Sharon L. Hodgso
EMAIL; mrssharonlhodgson@gmail.com
AMOUNT; 20,700,000.00 United States Dollars
Your payment reference code Number; MTM/PTF/0041/23

You can send to her your full name, home address, telephone number and
your payment reference code. Do contact her now to avoid any further
delays in your payment or your bank details. Have a nice day.

Regards
Alawuba Oliver
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