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reply-to: info@uspsintll.com
date: Jul 27, 2020, 7:48 PM
subject: PAYMENT INSTRUCTION OF $10.5MILLION US DOLLARS
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FROM OFFICE OF THE USPS.
PAYMENT INSTRUCTION OF $10.5MILLION US DOLLARS
Email: info@uspsintll.com
Dear Customers,
This is to notify all our clients about the latest development concerning all the PAYMENT that are left in our custody. which yours are inclusive Besides, you where given a bill of some amount of USD. in order to receive your PAYMENT of which we didn’t hear from you for sometime now. Hence, our (USPS) is now offering a Special bonus to help all our customers that are abandoned their PARECL in our custody due to because of price. in order words we are now requesting that those involve should pay only the sum of $50.00 to receive all their PARCEL abandoned in our custody.
Besides, my dear, this is the opportunity for you and have to comply and your funds shall be deliver to your destination address.
But note that after (3 DAYS) you did not make the payment of $50.00 then we will divert your funds to govement fund aviod problem or we will cancel the payment because this year is not last year,Note; That after the (THREE DAYS ) We will enter A new project for the year and that is the reason we decided to help all our customers before we enter the new Mouth project So be advise to send $50. 00 immediately if you still wiiling to claim your payment so that we will register your payment once we receive the deliver charges because you will package within 42 hours.
After the payment of $50.00 we will give the full informations to track your parcel until it get to your home address, Send the money through gift card such as iTUNES CARD or any other gift card,
Your and address after sending to enable pick up the money in this office here. Note: that we do this to help all our customers so don't delay because any delay will make us to cancel your payment or divert payment to govement to aviod problem because we don't have such time to delay anymore.
I am looking forward to receive of $50. 00 immediately to enable us to give you the full informations which you will use to track your parcel,
I wish you good luck.
Yours in service
Mr Kim Paul
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