from: GLOBAL DIPLOMATIC COURIER <gldpcourier@outlook.fr> via gmail.com
date: Sep 29, 2020, 10:45 PM
subject: Attn
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn P
We are in receipt of your message regarding the deposited ATM VISA CARD here in our custody to be delivered to you there in your country as soon as you have reconfirmed your contact details as specified below.
Your Full Name
Contact Address
Copy of Your Id Card for proper identification as soon as our delivery agent arrives your home address with your package
However; this ATM VISA card was issued by the International Monetary Fund in conjuction with UN as compensation to help the less privilaged.
Therefore; as soon as we have heard from you we will forward to you other delivery details and also give you directives on how you will send the express delivery fee as specified.
We will get back to you shortly with our delivery processes and payment details.
Regards,
Roger
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Roger - Global Diplomatic Courier - gldpcourier@outlook.fr
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