from: United Nation <infoimf48@gmail.com>
reply-to: officialdomain@yahoo.com
date: Mar 27, 2021, 5:12 PM
subject: ATTENTION FROM UNITED NATION HEADQUARTER!
mailed-by: gmail.com
ATTENTION FROM UNITED NATION HEADQUARTER!
I want to acknowledge you that we have finally succeeded in getting your ATM
CARD parcel worth’s ($5.5Million usd) from WORLD COMPENSATION COMMITTEE/ECOWAS
department with the help of BARR.JACK HENRY Attorney General of
Federal High Court
of Justice so you are advised to reconfirm your full delivery information to the
agent Mr.Kelvin Eze.
Right now as he is currently at DC General Hospital ACCC Heliport
(USA) because he has successfully arrived with your ATM CARD and also has
already called me with his Number +1(405)383-3432 on his arrival 3 hours ago So
contact him to deliver your ATM CARD first thing tomorrow morning possibly
today Make sure the bellow stated codes are identified when contacting him and
the content of the package should not be revealed for he does not know the
content as it's a very important Delivery dispatched directly from my office
and director of the Company.
SHIPMENT CODE GJK72DWQ
PACKAGE REGISTERED CODE NO OVX950.
SECURITY CODE EYTU/3055WEZ/263/
TRANSACTION CODE 7126/JLFS/7138/17305/
CERTIFICATE DEPOSIT CODE MCBS/PQLE/2-6/41
1.Your Full Names:_________________________
9.Country/City Name________________________
2.Postal Address:__________________________
3.Direct Cell Numbers:_____________________
4.E-mail Address:__________________________
8.Nearest Airport:_________________________
5.Sex:_____________________________________
6.Age:_____________________________________
So you have to contact him back immediately with the following information's
and your Urgent Response is needed because there is very busy and hot.
Mr.Kelvin Eze
Agent tell// +1(405)383-3432
The FedEx Courier
Company Diplomatic Agent
Always on your service.
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