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Your Winning phomdouangsysudamrongcharles@gmail.com
Scam Email received July 3, 2018 from jeanfrancois663@yahoo.fr
Email From:
jeanfrancois663@yahoo.fr
Subject:
Your Winning
Other emails used:
phomdouangsysudamrongcharles@gmail.com, phomdouangsysudamrongcharles@gmail.com
Email Subject:
Your Winning
Your Winning – phomdouangsysudamrongcharles@gmail.com
Your WinningWe wish to inform you that we have resolved related problems concerning beneficiary fund.We regret the mismanagement of beneficiaries funds by our appointed zonal managers known as impostors.we have decided to compensate you with the sum of ($250,000.00 USD.) your code IS UK/ILC-1759 You are required to send details Name: Address: Sex/: Country: Cel telephone number: Occupation: Contact our Zonal Coordinator Mr. Damrong on this email address:phomdouangsysudamrongcharles@gmail.com Telephone:+229-60629186 Regards Mrs Jocelyne Koko phomdouangsysudamrongcharles@gmail.com
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