"United Nation Email Lottery Compensation 2019" Scam
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A Fake "United Nations Scam Victims Compensation" Email
From: paul morris <jwillson8996@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2019, 7:07:05 AM PDT
Subject: UNITED NATION EMAIL LOTTERY COMPENSATION 2019.
UNITED NATION EMAIL LOTTERY COMPENSATION 2019.
You are lucky, your email has been chosen as one of the winners of
2019 United nation individual email compensation of 200,000 dollars
only.
Contact morris paul on email ( morrispaul896@gmail.com) to claim your price.
Regards,
Paul Morris.
( UNITED NATION REPRESENTATIVE OFFICER )
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