CONTACT MY SECRETARY

Date: August 9, 2009 1:02 am Comments: 0

From: “Miss. Iya Chantal”<IyaChantal@yahoo.fr>
Reply-To: <cosmosoji@rediffmail.com>
Subject: CONTACT MY SECRETARY
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:30:39 +0200
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear friend,

This is to inform you that the money has successfully moved out of the country through a help of Mr. Herbert Anderson from Paraguay . Presently, I’m in Paraguay with my own share.

But do to your names that have already in the list of the people I contacted during the transfer, I mapped out the sum of $950.000.00 dollars in certified bank draft and kept it with my former secretary Mr. Cosmos Oji who is now in his country Benin republic.

Therefore, Contact him immediately and make a solid arrangement on how your certified bank draft will reach you. I’m sorry I suppose to contact you direct, but there is no chance for me anymore. So feel free and get in touch with him as I told you.

Below is the contact information of my former secretary Mr. Cosmos Oji;
(E-mail;) cosmosoji@rediffmail.com
Tel; +229-98244766
Make sure you called him on phone once you received this message to enable him know that I have contacted you, because he doesn’t use to access his mail always.
Best regards
Miss. Iya Chantal,

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