from: FedEx Courier <simsim198222@yahoo.com>
reply-to: fedexcouriercompan205@hotmail.com
date: Sep 3, 2020, 12:03 PM
subject: Attn: Beneficiary,
mailed-by: yahoo.com
signed-by: yahoo.com
Attn: Beneficiary,
We the management of FedEx Courier Service here in Republic Du Benin hereby uses This medium to notify you that your parcel is still in our possession, this parcel contained an International Cashier Bank Draft/Cheque worth the sum of $8.2 Millions United States Dollars) and it is ready for delivery to your door step. Meanwhile, before the delivery or shipment will take place, you are advice to RECONFIRM to us the following data mention below:
1.Your Name:.........
2.Full Address:..............
3.Age:.............
4.Sex:................
5.Telephone:.........
The above requested information will enable us deliver your parcel correctly without any mistakes on delivery of your parcel
NOTE : No charges should be made before delivery except the stamp duty fee which is just $85usd. Delivery would be made to your door step as soon as we receive your payment, no problem about the delivery fee because the company has paid for the delivery fee.
Furthermore, you might be asking yourself how come this parcel, Anyway this parcel was brought to our office to be delivered to you by lottery officials.
Note: This fee is not for delivery but for the stamp duty, this company has spent out of its income in the process by recovery back your parcel? so dear customer we once again appreciate your patronage in our favor.. Without hesitations you are to pay for just the balance left of $65 by your sender before it accumulate a demur-rage after one week only,as you know your parcel is not just an ordinary parcel but with a vital document and we think you understand what we mean by accumulating a demur-rage
Yours Faithfully
Mr. Frank Mario
+22967577925
(fedexcouriercompan205@hotmail.com)
FEDEX COURIER MANAGING DIRECTOR.
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