BLACKMAIL | Demanding payment in return for not revealing FAKE compromising or damaging information about me
e-mail used
Your Privacy <nolan@6058.com>
To : r******@******
Subject : Your password is Jj******10
Jj******10 one of your passphrase.
actually, I placed a virus on the xxx vids (sex sites) site & guess what, you visited this web site to have fun. While you were viewing videos, your web browser started working as a Remote Desktop having a keylogger which gave me accessibility to your display and also cam. Just after that, my software collected all your contacts from your Messenger, social networks, and email . After that I made a double video. 1st part displays the video you were viewing, and next part shows the view of your web camera, yea its you.
You have got 1 solution to give me $996. I will think of it as a donation. However, if I receive the payment, I will erase the recording immediately.
You will make the payment through Bitcoin (search for "how to buy bitcoin" in Google). BTC Address: 39Q8i97uoMBNpbLztLVWEfu2GCv7HUpBBW
You have one day in order to pay. If I do not get the BitCoins, I will definately send your video to all of your contacts. iVf
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