from: yassin@myt.mu
date: Jul 19, 2020, 5:29 PM
subject: Dear Good Friend,
mailed-by: myt.mu
Dear Good Friend,
Good day to you and your family, I am Mr. Udeh Ben.. who
contacted you
before about transferring those fund, Now I am very
happy to inform you
about my success in getting those fund, which you try a
lot but later you
started having biased mind, I want to let you know that
its good to do
good, I'm in China now with my own share of the total
fund, Now I want you
to contact My secretary on the information below.
His Name; Mr. Obodo Micheal. EMAIL:
(obodomichael14@yahoo.com) Ask him to send
you the total sum of ($2.8m,) two million Eight hundred
thousand dollars
in ATM CARD, which I Kept for your compensation for all
the past effort.
Reconfirm your Information to him as below.
FULL NAME.................
HOUSE ADDRESS..........
PHONE NUMBER..........
COUNTRY............
OCCUPATION............
YOUR IDENTIFICATION.....
Best Regards,
Mr. Udeh Ben.
Udeh Ben - yassin@myt.mu
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