from: ab <ab5175305@gmail.com>
reply-to: johnkann26@gmail.com
date: Feb 23, 2023, 11:34 AM
subject: GOLD TRANSCTION FOR SHIPMENT IF YOU INTRESTED REPLY
signed-by: gmail.com
Hello,Good day,
My name is John Khan from Ukraine.I have tried to reach you but
find it difficult due to internet scarcity here in this town.
I am contacting you because I have some funds I plan to invest in
your country because I want to relocate my Late Father business
due to ongoing war in my country and visit your country to set up
new investment business you may advice profitable in your area.
I also have 599kg of 24carat gold. I want to ship to your country
and establish a gold jewelry manufacturing company.
I will offer you good monetary rewards for your help,please for
fast discussion,you reply back for more information about how we should move this forward.
Noted here everything short down both telephone and banks and company because ongoing war here this keep secret ok,
Thank you as I wait to hear from you soon so I can tell you
more details.
bless you for your care.
Regards,
John Khan
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