Kindly reply her via this email( mrs.gwenabiola@yahoo.com yumi_kawamitsu@nifty.com
Scam Email received June 22, 2018 from nql52723@nifty.com
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Kindly reply her via this email( mrs.gwenabiola@yahoo.com
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Kindly reply her via this email( mrs.gwenabiola@yahoo.com
Kindly reply her via this email( mrs.gwenabiola@yahoo.com – yumi_kawamitsu@nifty.com
Dear Friend, I am very happy to inform you about my success in getting the funds transferre d into the bank accou nt of a new partner from Japan. Presently, I am in Japan for investment projects. However, I didn&t forget your efforts to assist me in transferring the funds despite it didn&t work out for us. Now contact my secretary, her name is Ms. Gwen Abiola on her email: ( mrs.gwenabiola@yahoo.c om ) and arrange with her on how to collect a cash ier&s check of US$450,000.00 which I kept with her for your compensation for all your past efforts a nd attempts to assist me in the transaction. So, f eel free and get in touch with my secretary and se nd her below information; 1. Your full names: 2. Your address: 3. Your phone number: At the moment, I am very busy here in Japan becaus e of the projects I am doing . Best Regards, John Brown 。ミ☆..・。ミ☆..・☆..・″・ミ☆。ミ☆..・☆ 川満由美 090-2584-3639 yumi_kawamitsu@nifty.com mytys217@docomo.ne.jp hidamari-okinawa@mbr.nifty.com http://hidamari1996.xsrv.jp Tweets by yumi__san http://www.facebook.com/YumiKawamitsu ミ☆..・。ミ☆..・☆..・″・ミ☆。ミ☆..。ミ☆.. yumi_kawamitsu@nifty.com
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