from: ROYAL EXPRESS DELIVERY COMPANY <fa7317811@gmail.com>
reply-to: johnzannu3@gmail.com
date: Dec 5, 2021, 2:51 AM
subject: YOUR FUNDS HAVE BEEN RELEASED
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello Dear,
I have tried all my possible best to see that your ATM VISA CARD will be
successfully airlift and safely deliver to your address by tomorrow as planed.
Having reviewed all the obstacles and problems to see that your ATM CARD is
insured as it were required to do by the Courier Company.
In line with this, i tried my possible best and raise $100 out of the $155 that
was needed by the ROYAL Courier Company for the insuring of your ATM CARD. I
did this since you are having it difficult to raise the $155 which is needed.
Therefore, all you will now send is $55.00 only nothing more. The Director of
the ROYAL Courier Company promised that he will give you tracking information
which you will use to monitor your package while on transit till it finally
gets to your address.
You should see this as a duty on your side to get the remaining balance $55.00
and send it to the Courier Company today. If you are able to make this payment
immediately, then your ATM CARD will be dispatch this evening as they have
promised. I assure you of this delivery and you will be more than happy. Take
note; On the parcel, you will find a brown envelope sealed together inside the
packaged, a secrete code# the pin numbers which you will use to access the ATM
CARD.
The amount credited on this card was $8.500.000.00 you can withdraw $20,000 per
day until the $8.500.000.00 is fully paid to you. Try to send the $55 now so
that the Courier Company will carry on your delivery this evening and you will
receive it tomorrow morning. Make sure you give your full name and delivery
address to them to avoid delivery to the wrong address.
Please do this right away they are waiting to dispatch your delivery the
earlier time today.
Once you send the $55.00 then you must forward the payment details to them,
such as APPLE CARD OR GOOGLE PLAY GIFT CARD COPY RECEIPT
To: Mr. John zannu
Director Company
ROYAL Express Delivery Company
Immediately you receive the funds from the ATM CARD, do get back to us to know
about the successful payment you receive OKAY.
Thank you,
Mrs. Mary Bon
Internal Auditor Foreign Transfer Unit
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