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Contact Western union Agent: w.union3456@gmail.com
Scam Email received June 18, 2018 from w.union3456@gmail.com
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Contact Western union Agent: – w.union3456@gmail.com
Sent from: Mr.O&Neil Trotte. Attn, Dear, We have concluded to effect your payment $3.5,000.000.00 thousand dollars through western union today, but the maximum amount you will be receiving each day starting from tomorrow is $6,000.00 daily until the funds is completely transferred. Contact Western union Agent: Rev.Ms. Gnocchi Michael TEL: +2348120431852 E-mail:(w.union3456@gmail.com) Though,Mr.George Don $6,000.00 made in your name today so contact Rev.Ms.Gnocchi Michael and tell him to give you the mtcn, sender name and question/answer to pick the $6,000.00Pls let me know as soon as you received all your funds $3.5,000.000.00 Remember to re-confirm your below info&. SENDER NAME CONFIRMATION ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER.. Call Rev.Ms.Gnocchi Michael because he is in charge of your daily payment: Direct Phone# {+2348120431852} Best Regards Mr.O&Neil Trotte. w.union3456@gmail.com
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