"Paid To Drive Initiative By Budweiser" Auto Car Wrapping Advertising Scam
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The "Paid To Drive Initiative By Budweiser" Auto Car Wrapping Advertising Scam
From: Jerrod Anderson <jerrodfty@gmail.com>
Date: November 6, 2017 at 4:05:12 PM EST
Subject: Re: Paid To Drive Initiative By Budweiser [#10]
Welcome to the Budweiser Drink vehicle advertisement program, A specialist who will install the decals on your vehicle has been allocated and your payment will be scheduled.You will therefore receive your payment alongside the money that will be paid to the national car specialist. When you get the payment, you will take out your first week pay of $400 and give the rest to the specialist, this is to afford mutual relationship between you and the specialist. A paycheck of ($1850) will be mailed to you, out of which you will take out your first week's pay of ($400) and send the rest to the specialist Via Money Gram, being payment for the installation and removal of the decals after the program.
We need you to confirm the following so that the account department can issue out your payment; How long do you intend to carry the advertisement on your car? One(1) month, two(2) months or three(3) months? Do you use your car everyday? Also reconfirm your name and address as it should be on the check and your complete mailing address for your payments. We look forward to a great exposure of our products from you. Regards
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