from: FedEx Courier Express Company <www.fedexshippingexpress@aol.com>
reply-to: FedEx Courier Express Company <www.fedexshippingexpress@aol.com>
date: Feb 15, 2021, 2:47 PM
subject: Attention
mailed-by: gmail.com
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FedEx Courier Express Head Office:Rue des
hydrocarbures, Cotonou 03 BP 2147 Benin Republic
Attention
Good day,Yes an ATM Card package worth of US$4,5Million was deposited on your name here in our custody and all instruction was directed in your email address also we agreed with depositor Mr. James Eloh that you should send us activation fee $100 before the delivery will take place so i advise you to buy Google Play or eBay Card $100 send as soon as you receive this message i am sending you our diplomatic agent Mr.John Morris no +1 303-747-4625 so you can confirm from him also we need your full address where you want the package to be deliver to you so that we can use it to issue proof of ownership certificate also about the sending fee if you can not use Gift Card tell us we will give you name and address where to send it Via Money Gram Transfer okay.
Your full name.....................
Address..............................
Country/City...........................
Direct number................
Zip code...............
I am waiting to receive the address today.
I wish you good luck.
Yours in service
Hon Mrs. Julie Johnson,
FedEx Courier Express Head Office:Rue des
hydrocarbures, Cotonou 03 BP 2147 Benin Republic
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