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from: Money gram transfer United Nation <unitednationsu02@gmail.com>
date: Apr 3, 2020, 8:06 PM
subject: PICK UP YOUR MONEY.
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Beneficiary.

How are you doing today ?

Congratulations on your $ 1.7 M USD donation via United Nation email.
The ballot has been approved to be paid through our money gram
transfer. Your first transfer was made to our recipient's name. You
will track the transfer through our tracking link. Now to pick you
will receive from us, ( $750) 3 times each day until the total fund
this fully transferred to your favor dear tracking link to get your
money THIS IS OUR TRACKING SITE (https://secure.moneygram.com/track)

Dear try to open the TRACK & RECEIVE and put this Sender ………. Last
Name=NEKWE and Reference No Ref= 46782184 and you will got your money
Dear this is not a joke ok i am a man of God but i am working with the
UN as they agent here in Lome Togo. Dear try your best to Contact me
to my email (unitednationsu02@gmail.com) Dear this is not a joke if
you don’t want this fund let me know ok. God know that I can’t lay for
you my Dear I am a man of God if you got this money try to get back to
me now so that i will know.

Sender ………. Last Name=NEKWE
Reference No Ref= 46782184
AMOUNT: USD $750

Thanks and get back to me.
Rev Dr.Howre John Make Loor
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