Finally!

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Corey has just reached me with a different email address. He may lost his phone number and access to his old email address. I am glad that I got my 100 CAD back now. And he promised me that he would transfer the remaining amount of 7,900 to me by the 9th Set of 2024. I really appreciate that. I hope that I misunderstood Corey. And I hope that human nature is good. Thank you everyone for reaching me for the useful information. 
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada

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