from: Allen Bruce William. <payfile70@gmail.com>
reply-to: payfile24@gmail.com
date: Jan 11, 2026, 6:50 AM
subject: do you give Authorization letter to Mr John Williams to claim your fund as your Next Of Kin ?
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Beneficiary
I'm Dr Nelson James, The Director DHL Courier Service , i have contacted you several times for the claim of your $2.5million dollars that was in your name and since then we have not heard from you again and Mr John Williams has reported to this office that you have given an Authorization letter to him to claim your ATM Card worth of $2.5million dollars as your next of kin .
Here is my question : Do you give Authorization letter to Mr John Williams to claim your fund as your Next Of Kin ?
you have only 3 working days to comply with me or i will give an approval to his request as my question here is why do you give Authorization letter to Mr John Williams to claim your fund as your Next Of Kin ?
Note , the person in quote as your next of kin is willing to pay the $75 shipping fee to claim your $2.5 million contest fund as your next of kin, he said you died in a motor accident three days ago that is why you never responds to pay the $75 fee and claim the fund.
If I don't hear from you within the next 3 working days, I'll assume his claims were true and process the claim fee documents on his behalf and deliver the fund to him.
I also want you to reconfirm your full delivery address to me once again to avoid wrong delivery.
1. Your Name
2. House/delivery address/country
3. Phone number
4. Age
5. Any identification
6. Nearest Airport
Kindly do this immediately you receive this message so that I can proceed to send your parcel to you as soon as possible.
I await your urgent response but if you are not interested in receiving the parcel, please do not reply back.
Yours
remain bless as you comply
Dr Nelson James
D/line and WhatsAPP +23409122114518
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reply-to: payfile24@gmail.com
date: Feb 15, 2026, 5:14 AM
subject: Reconfirm your Nearest Airport immediately
mailed-by: gmail.com
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