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Date Posted: 12:35:49 11/03/15 Tue
Author: Cletus Magege (we're the phone co)
Subject: Ring Up the Monetary Losses with AT&T Fake Official, imf.fundrelease@asia.com
In reply to: Jay 's message, "TURN $10 DOLLARS INTO $1000+ USING PAYPAL" on 11:56:13 01/25/15 Sun

Real Money for Fake Officials


This is so much better than "paypal magic" because this does not require you to participate in a pyramid scheme with the hope of receiving money. This is perfectly legitimate because you have absolutely no expectation of even receiving your money back, much less any profit on the transaction.

The initial presentation is that there is a large sum of money waiting for you. Sure, the money is make believe, but in light of the size of the stack you can overlook that minor detail.

Due to the amount and the circumstances, there will be some costs to pretend to send you the money. Because the scheme would be pointless otherwise, you will need to send real money by international transfer service in order to pretend to receive the make believe money. You can do this with any of the supported presentations:
imf.fundrelease@asia.com Cletus Magege at&t maildrops
eldercleyusmagege@gmail.com Elder Cleyus Magege alternate maildrop
infohelp1@india.com Realistic Lender at&t maildrops
kartal.solak1@financier.com Jim Patel at&t maildrops


Thanks to clever purchase of several generic domains, AT&T now offer the widest variety of maildrops and fiscal separation presentations. When you are seeking to achieve penury, think first of AT&T!
fake lottery fake loan
  1. cokeuk2012@london.com
  2. drdaviddrum002@mail.com
  3. e.christopher@sbcglobal.net
  4. info.internationallotto@consultant.com
  5. larrymoore2015@consultant.com
  6. nationallotto20112013uk@london.com
  1. finance_intl@comic.com
  2. loan-solutions@consultant.com
  3. mrdanielmminele0@accountaint.com
  4. mrjamescally@writeme.com


AT&T Scammer Mail Service
90 Washington Valley Road, M/S 1128
Bedminster, NJ 07921
 at&t scammer maildrop service
  • We don't care.
  • We don't have to.
  • We're the phone company.


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