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by A.N.Otherbaiter Fri Dec 09, 2022 3:28 pm
From: "Mr. John Balogun" <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2022 10:27:21 +0000
Subject: Hello <character's name>
Other email used: Vitoria Bolaji <[email protected]>
Telephone number used: +2348081291417

Hello <character's name>

My name is John Balogun, my wife's name is Elizabeth and my son is Precious, my daughter is Jane, we are from Ikeja Lagos Nigeria. I am a government contractor. I was given a project that was supposed to change my life for the better but there is an issue. I need your assistance.

The Nigeria government gave me a contract of a road construction worth $50 million dollars, The minister of infrastructure and some other top government officials collated $28.5 million before awarding the contract to me, and now they want me to execute the project with just $11.5 million which is impossible. I collected $11.5 million for the road construction. I made a way with the money to Ghana. I need you to help me relocate my family to your country. I can't travel with the $11.5 million. I also need your help to transfer the money to your country. I want to invest the money in business when I get to your country. I will also need your help to guide me in the business investment. I am willing to give you 15% of the money if you are willing to help me and my family. Please get back to me Asap.

Mr. John Balogun


(please note that my scambaiting character's name has been redacted from the email because I don't want it to be publicly associated with warning potential victims)

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