from: Mr. Majdi Debbich <wunionco@gmail.com>
date: Apr 14, 2026, 4:36 AM
subject: We bring good news to the ownership of this Fund!
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello dear,
We bring good news to the ownership of this Fund!
The Federal Government and West Africa Eco-Was organization with the IMF has Drafted 2 best options to help you receive your Fund.
Option 1, Is to help you pay some parts of the payment which was required for the reactivation of your Fund before you could start picking up your money in any Western Union office in your City.
Option 2, Is to package your Fund in a consignment box after which we shall employ a Diplomatic Agent who will deliver the funds to you in your Country home address.
To follow up with option 1, You are required to deposit a sum of $105 to this information below through Western Union, RIA money transfer or Money Gram money transfer or use this Bitcoin wallet address below and deposit the $105 United States dollar.
Name: Adam Bruun
Country: Senegal
City: Dakar
Address: 18, Avenue Niayes II, Dakar, Senegal
Amount: $105 Only.
3333pWd28gTcsnGueacPh8DPW8GM7JJ5rh
You must send us a scanned copy of the payment receipt after sending the money.
But if you choose the second option, Then you must reconfirm your information below.
Your full name:
Your Home address:
Your Country:
Your Mobile number and Whatsapp chat number:
Please Make your Choice and do what is required before contacting us.
Regards,
Account Team
Your Request:
Western Union Customer Support.
Officai email address: westernunion.DS@fastservice.com
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