from: Jane Robert <janerobert0100@gmail.com>
date: Jun 26, 2020, 3:40 PM
subject: SEND US YOUR DETAILS.
mailed-by: gmail.com
We wish to congratulate you once again as this is a relief package from
the Microsoft as to show their support to individuals who in one way or
the other has been affected since the pandemic virus and you are one of
the participant who has been favoured with this lump sum of FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS (US$500,000.00). The participants emerged through random selection of all active email subscribers online at the head
office in the United State of America.
Please be informed that you are to forward your details to facilitate your claim.
Full name: ………………………
Country: ……………………………
Mobile No:…………………………
Sex:………………………………………
Age:………………………………………
Marital Status:…………
Occupation:…………………………
Contact Address:………………
Amount Won:……………………
Batch Number:…………………
Reference Number:……………
Award File No:……………………
Gender:…………………………………
Copy of your International passport or driver's license.
Upon confirmation of your details by our agent in your country or our
paying bank, they will confirm with us to verify in our database our
coordinator would verify your file for immediate release of your fund.
Mrs. Evely Paulson.
Processing Manager
Microsoft Award/Covid 19 Compensation Fund.
NOTE: YOUR DETAILS ARE STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. SHOULD WE OBSERVE DUAL CLAIMS WITH YOUR DETAILS, IT COULD LEAD TO CANCELLATION OF YOUR FILE WITHOUT NOTIFICATION.
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Evely Paulson - Microsoft Award Covid-19 - janerobert0100@gmail.com
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