from: Western.Union <asamacole677@gmail.com>
reply-to: oejkeme@gmail.com
date: Jan 19, 2026, 10:41 AM
subject: New Payment
mailed-by: gmail.com
The Western Union Money Transfer.
plot 2 jinja road p. o box 7396 kampala uganda .
Attention Please
This is to notify you about the latest development concerning all your payments that are left in our custody which you were supposed to receive earlier last year 2025/2026. Besides, you were given a bill in order to receive your payments of which we haven't heard from you for sometime now.
The money $5200.00 was resend today to your name So, we advise you to send only $288 today so that we will register and update your payments for you to start receiving your $5200 daily as from today.
After the payment of $288 you will start receiving your money every day through western union until your total amount of your funds $10.5 Million is fully paid to you. Below are the mtcn numbers which you will use to pick up the first $5,200. It will be updated in a minute time once we receive the fee from you.
Western Union tracking below;
https://www.westernunion.com/web/global-service/track-transfer-success
Sender's Name Ladislav Breicha
MTCN: 776-610-0693
Question: Best Color
Answer: Yellow
Amount: $5200
Don’t expose these numbers to anybody else. You should send the $288 through western union money transfer or Moneygram with the written information below. As soon as we confirm the fee today, we will immediately activate your MTCN# and notify you then you go and pick up your first payment today as stated.
Please note that you need to go along with your passport ID or Driver's license when you need to pick up the transfer today okay. Waiting on your urgent response.
Sincerely,
Western Union Kampala Uganda
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