from: Peter pekoske <emmabless7@gmail.com>
reply-to: peterpekoske99@gmail.com
date: Oct 5, 2023, 2:26 PM
subject: Dear Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Beneficiary,
I am here to notify you of your US$7.3 Million which supposed to be
sent to you by anyway of your choice but you have kept silent because
of the cash that you were told to send. Please i am here to inform you
that the federal minister of finance has make it very easy for you.
Now you are to send only $25 and you will have your cash without
anymore delay.minister of finance has make it very easy for you,and
we are waiting
Please you will send the money through cash mailing so you will know
this is not a scam you will also drop your information for the
delivery , i will be waiting for the your respond with the $25 cash
mailing , we believe you are aware that your cash
is from united states and will be delivering to you through cash delivery
Thanks
Peter Rene David , FBI agent for the delivery
Contact me on my phone for easy and fast communication (+12064853691
(email)peterpekoske99@gmail.com
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