from: Mrs. Susan Albert <ranowil017@gmail.com>
reply-to: julietmicheal901@gmail.com
date: Jan 4, 2022, 11:32 AM
subject: Attention email owner,
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention email owner:
Your first Payment of $7000 usd is approved to sent to you today, So
kindly reconfirm your receiver's name information to the Remittance
Director for the approval of your fund payment of ($3.700,000.00USD)
to be sign and release to you immediately you send the below
information to them: Note that your payment files will be returned to
the IMF within 24 hours this is the instruction given to us by the
IMF.
Your Receiver's: _______
Your Country:__________
Your Telephone No:_______
Your Address: _________
Your aged__________
Your occupation________
Your Passport Id: ________
Contact Remittance Director Name: Mrs. Juliet Michael. Telephone
number: +229-62496761 Whats-app or Email: ( julietmicheal901@gmail.com
) our Remittance Office transfer will release your payment to you and
the maximum amount you receiving each day from today is $7000 usd
daily until the funds complete Transferred. Once we receive your
information. The transfer will commence immediately.
Mrs. Susan Albert.
The (IMF Office)
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Susan Albert - IMF - julietmicheal901@gmail.com
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Susan Albert - IMF - julietmicheal901@gmail.com
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