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 Content preview:  Greetings!<br> Have you seen lately my e-mail to you from
   an account of yours?<br> Yeah, that merely confirms that I have gained a complete
    access to device of yours.<br> <br> Within the past several [...] 
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Subject:  ***SPAM***  Pending for payment.

Greetings!<br>
Have you seen lately my e-mail to you from an account of yours?<br>
Yeah, that merely confirms that I have gained a complete access to device of yours.<br>
<br>
Within the past several months, I was observing you.<br>
Are you still surprised how could that happen? Frankly speaking, malware has infected your devices and it's coming from an adult website, which you used to visit. <br>
Although all this stuff may seem unfamiliar to you, but let me try to explain that to you.<br>
<br>
With aid of Trojan Viruses, I managed to gain full access to any PC or other types of devices.<br>
That merely means that I can watch you whenever I want via your screen just by activating your camera as well as microphone, while you don't even know about that. <br>
Moreover, I have also received access to entire contacts list as well as full correspondence of yours.<br>
<br>
You may be wondering, "However, my PC is protected by a legitimate antivirus, so how could that happen? Why couldn't I get any alerts?" <br>
To be honest, the reply is quite straightforward: malware of mine utilizes drivers, which update the signatures on 4-hourly basis, <br>
which turns them to become untraceable, and hereby making your antivirus remain idle.<br>
<br>
I have collected a video on the left screen where you enjoy wanking, while the video on the right screen shows the video you were watching at that point of time.<br>
Still puzzled how much damage could that cause? One mouse click is enough for me to share this video to your social networks, as well as e-mail contacts of yours.<br>
In addition, I am also able to gain access to all e-mail correspondence as well as messengers used by you.<br>
<br>
Below are simple steps required for you to undertake in order to avoid that from occurring - transfer $1550 in Bitcoin equivalent to my wallet <br>
(if you don't know how to complete that, just open your browser and make a google search: "Buy Bitcoin").<br>
<br>
My bitcoin wallet address (BTC Wallet) is:12bkAGB57xThvBC2w4sDcAHevcF3qin8dq<br>
<br>
Once the payment has been confirmed, I shall remove the video without delay, and that is end of story - afterwards you won't hear about me again for sure.<br>
The time for you to perform the transaction is 2 days (48 hours).<br>
After this e-mail is opened by you, I will get an automatic notice, which will start my timer.<br>
<br>
Any effort to complain will not change anything at all, because this e-mail is simply untraceable, just like my bitcoin address.<br>
I have been developing these plans for quite an extended period of time; so, don't expect any mistake from my side. <br>
<br>
If, get to know that you tried to send this message to anyone else, I will distribute your video as described earlier.<br>