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from: Barrister Benjamin Alpha <law.alphaoffice@gmail.com>
reply-to: barr.alpha.ben96@gmail.com
date: Nov 8, 2019, 7:45 PM
subject: Urgent Message.

Good Day, A Wonderful Greetings to you and Your Entire Family, Please read My Message and accept the Content with Good Faith. I am Lawyer Benjamin Alpha. I need your consent in the Transaction of $4.650 million United States Dollars in the codicil and last testament of a deceased who happens to be my client. He also bears the same last name with you, Probably maybe your Cousin or close relative. He is also from your country. I want to present you to his bank as his next of kin so that the bank will transfer the $4.650 million United States Dollars to your account in your country. Your urgent response is highly needed in this Transaction before the Government will Take over it.

According to my research you may be his Cousin or Close Relatives. The IMF have already started their Annual Audition and they May Confiscate This Fund if they Notice that the Account is no longer Active That is Why I contacted you. I'll give further clarification on the subject once I get your response.

Best Regards.
Benjamin Alpha. Esq

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