from: AMERICAN COURIER DELIVERY COMPANY <americancourierdeliverycompany@gmail.com>
date: Aug 11, 2020, 12:11 AM
subject: Re:
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AMERICAN COURIER DELIVERY COMPANY
Address: 4925 Nome St, Denver, CO 80239, United States of America
Attention Beneficiary:
We are writing this email to you and you should please respond to this
email very urgently. We have perfected modalities on how to Deliver
this fund to your house without any problem, but be aware that Bank
of America (BOA) and the government of USA has only authorized us the
release of $10,500,000.00 in cash. The Agent from the US Embassy will
leave Wednesday 12th August 2020 to Your State. Your urgent response to this
email will facilitate the delivery, the Agent must leave Wednesday
12th August 2020 as I have stated above, but that can be done if we can have
the following information Below.
Your Name in Full
Address
Direct Phone Number
Occupation
Your identification
Once your information is received it will enhance the smooth delivery
of the fund Why the phone and name are the most important information,
that is to enable the Agent to call you on arrival to your State. Every
arrangement is in top gear and only you will make this a realty. Let
us have the information above with alacrity
(americancourierdeliverycompany@gmail.com) Note the fund will be
brought to your house without Any Tardy.
MR RALPH WAYN
DIRECTOR AMERICAN COURIER DELIVERY COMPANY
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