from: Ibrahim <musaibrahim777@yahoo.com>
date: Mar 7, 2026, 12:56 AM
subject: Get back to me
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: yahoo.com
Hello,
Congratulations, as your funds are ready for payment. The payment release code is: DN06AAA.
Be guided not to share your payment release code with anyone.
All efforts to reach you in the past 6 months have proved abortive owing to the fact that you are not responding to our email.
Let me be clear that we need to refund your funds.
However, the most ideal step to take is to inform you on how we got your contact email address.
Your email was found with two gentlemen we arrested some months ago.
Upon interrogation, they confessed that they scammed you and stole some money from you.
They were arrested in Brunei, where they tried to scam the prince of Brunei.
On investigation, we found out that they have so many victims in their dragnet. At our last count, it was 13 persons, including you.
We found your email address with twelve other addresses of their victims.
They confessed that they took a lot of money from all the victims. Knowing that all they said were lies.
The crown prince felt so bad knowing the conditions they might put you with the present economic downturn.
The prince instructed that they be jailed for their actions, which gave rise to their present status as prisoners.
The Prince finally instructed us to compile a list of all the 13 victims who were scammed and said he would compensate all.
Consequent upon this, the prince released the sum of $13 million dollars in cash and asked us to share $1 million dollars each to the 13 victims.
Your email address was among the emails presented to us. That was the reason you were contacted.
From our list, each victim will be refunded $1 million dollars each.
However, if this is a mistake, or maybe you were not scammed, kindly open up to us, and we will cancel your payment and delete your contact information.
The payment procedures will be followed as directed by the crown prince to avoid further loss of funds.
Kindly send your telephone number, including a WhatsApp number, your full names, and your present location.
Afterwards, we will direct you on how you will get your funds.
We look forward to your timely response.
Yours sincerely,
Mr Ahmed Ahmed
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Ahmed Ahmed - musaibrahim777@yahoo.com
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