from: Abderazack Zebdani <abderazackzebdani03@gmail.com>
reply-to: abderazackzebdani03@gmail.com
date: Nov 11, 2025, 6:27 AM
subject: Warm greetings to you.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Friend,
I am writing to sincerely express my gratitude for your kind assistance and support throughout the period we worked together on the project. Although we were unable to advance very far initially, I deeply appreciate the efforts you made and the time you devoted to helping me.
I am pleased to inform you that I, Mr.Abderazack Zebdani, eventually completed the transaction in cooperation with a new partner from Paraguay. I truly did my best to involve you in the business, but the circumstances took a different turn beyond my control.
At present, I am in China seeking potential investment opportunities with my share of the total funds, successfully claimed with the assistance of my new partner. Despite the challenges encountered, your contributions have not been forgotten or overlooked.
In recognition of your past efforts and commitment, I have arranged for your compensation to be sent to you through MoneyGram. You will be receiving USD $5,000 daily until the full sum of USD $500,000 has been completely transferred to you.
Your first transfer of USD $5,000 has already been initiated. Below are the details:
Reference Number: 716-##### (Please contact to obtain the remaining 5 digits)
Sender’s First Name: Maimouna
Sender’s Last Name: Traore
Test Question: How Long
Answer: Immediately
Amount: USD $5,000
Kindly contact the Director of Control, Mrs. Miriam Michel , via the email address below for immediate pick-up and to continue receiving your daily payments:
Email: mrsmariammichel@yahoo.com
Please provide her with the following information to confirm your details and ensure there are no errors in the transfer
1. Your Full Name: ………………………………………
2. Your Current Cell Phone Number: ………………………………………
3. Your City: ………………………………………
4. Your Country: ………………………………………
Once you have contacted Mrs. Miriam Michel from Burkina faso, kindly ask her to release the remaining five digits of your reference number for the collection of your first payment.
Thank you once again for your past assistance and goodwill. I truly appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Warm regards,
Mr.Abderazack Zebdani.
Abderazack Zebdani - abderazackzebdani03@gmail.com
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Abderazack Zebdani - Mr.AbderazackZebdani@koreamail.com
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from: Mr.AbderazackZebdani@koreamail.com
date: Nov 19, 2025, 7:49 AM
subject: Warm greetings to you.
mailed-by: koreamail.com
from: Mr.AbderazackZebdani@koreamail.com
date: Nov 19, 2025, 7:49 AM
subject: Warm greetings to you.
mailed-by: koreamail.com
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