from: ROBERTO TESKALA <robertoteskala@diplomats.com> via mail.com
date: Jul 12, 2021, 10:02 AM
subject: |FedEx| Parcel Reverse code: 139765!!
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FedEx Home
FedEx HOME:
1 W Rand Rd Unit F,
Mt Prospect, IL 60056, USA.
Date: July 12, 2021.
Dear Customer:
I wish to admit receiving your E-mail regards to the deposited package on your name with Label Number: (1735300839227381) which was deposited with this Company by one Mrs. Maureen Thompson and since we could not complete delivery as earlier envisaged due to the COVID – 19 after living you a door-tag on the first attempt we had to turned parcel back to the paying Bank address provided by the depositor.
However, I humbly request that you contact the Bank via below info and order them to release package back to our dispatching group at earliest so we could have a reschedule but before then we shall furnish you the Tracking to enable you monitor the movement of your package as to be available for receiving prior depositor instruction.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Bank address: 33 LIBERTY ST,
NY 10045, United States.
Bank Phone: (917) 473-0320
Contact Person: Bruce A. Watkins
E-mail: FederalRbank.info@usa.com
Parcel Reverse Code: 139765
Meanwhile, I attached to this email copy of the Door-Tag left on your Door by our dispatching group before the package was returned per depositor directives.
Thanks for your maximum corporation.
Agent. Roberto M. Teskala
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