from: Fred Ego <fredegof@gmail.com>
date: Feb 1, 2021, 1:53 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Urgent attention
I am ( Barrister John Kutty ) and your cashier check worth of USD4.5m
was left on my care by (Mr. Fred Ego) before he travels out. He asked
me to send it to you whenever you get in touch with me.
Your message was received and the content therein is well noted.
Meanwhile I will like you to tell me exactly how you want to receive
your cashier check so that we can proceed without any further delay.
Below are the available options to send your cashier check worth of
USD4.5m from here to your destination:
(1) Delivery via any of the Courier company service cost $280.00usd
(2) Delivery via regular mail Service cost $380.00usd due to the
National Security Approval Tag which must be obtain to ensure safe
mailing to your address.
(3) Via bank wire transfer cost $250.00usd
(4) Conversion of the cashier check to an ATM MASTER CARD and have it
deliver to your address via any of the courier company service cost
$350.00usd
So choose between the four available options and get back to me but
also bear in mind that you are to pay for the cost and the price
depends on your choice as listed above.
I am looking forward to your hearing as soon as you read this message.
Barrister John Kuty
E-Mail ( fredegof@gmail.com )
Phone: +229-69259461
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from: Barrister John Kuty <mrtonyjohnson15@gmail.com>
reply-to: fredegof@gmail.com
date: Feb 19, 2021, 2:28 PM
subject: URGENT REPLY
mailed-by: gmail.com
This is to inform you that Mr Anthony Johnson the diplomat has arrived
in London 3day ago, so we want you to contact him with this number
+447451270018 nd send him your house address to enable him deliver
your package and come back immediately, also informed us once you
contact him.
Barrister John Kuty
E-Mail ( fredegof@gmail.com )
Phone: +229-69259461
reply-to: fredegof@gmail.com
date: Feb 19, 2021, 2:28 PM
subject: URGENT REPLY
mailed-by: gmail.com
This is to inform you that Mr Anthony Johnson the diplomat has arrived
in London 3day ago, so we want you to contact him with this number
+447451270018 nd send him your house address to enable him deliver
your package and come back immediately, also informed us once you
contact him.
Barrister John Kuty
E-Mail ( fredegof@gmail.com )
Phone: +229-69259461
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