from: DHL OFFICE DEPARTMENT <dhl.officedep@gmail.com>
date: Sep 8, 2020, 5:03 PM
subject: DELIVERY UPDATE
mailed-by: gmail.com
DHL DELIVERY COURIER SERVICES
ADDRESS: 201 Westcreek Blvd Suite 200 Brampton,
ON L6T 5S6 Canada
TELE:+(937)-319-3933
Attention
I have given you the opportunity to receive your package by paying the part of the fee on your behalf meanwhile if you really want to receive your fund then kindly stop all this delaying and kindly go straight to pay the remain fee of $200 since i have paid $106 on your to make sure that you will receive your package without any cost , Have you track your package yet to confirm that your package is on the way to be delivered to your home address as it was registered , I believe that a word is enough for the wise and if you really want to receive your fund then go ahead and send the payment either by Moneygram or western union , Walmart to Walmart ,Bitcoin,Gift card etc ,We do accept this payment mode meanwhile let us know how you would like to proceed with the payment so that you will have your package delivered and also your tracking number will notify you on email ,
Thanks and i await for your prompt response
Regards Dr Mark Andrew
Director of DHL Express Courier Company
dhl@courirer.com
Tel: +(937)-319-3933
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