from: Mr. ASA H. Shulman <chiefjusticesupremecourtoffice@gmail.com>
reply-to: atmmastercardoffice2002@aol.com
date: Jan 12, 2021, 7:32 PM
subject: INSTRUCTIONS TO DELIVER YOUR PARCEL. U.S.A. Internal Revenue Service Department. Bureau of Consular Affairs Washington , DC 20520
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INSTRUCTIONS TO DELIVER YOUR PARCEL.
U.S.A. Internal Revenue Service Department.
Bureau of Consular Affairs
Washington , DC 20520
Greeting from USA I.R.S,
Attention:
We write to inform you that your package with reference number 2661428
has been in Customs facility custody waiting for resolutions of the
clearance to further the delivery to your delivery address by the
delivery Agent who came all the way from Africa.We have been waiting
for you to contact us regarding your ATM VISA CARD content sum of
$10.500.000.00 USD which the agent suppose to deliver to you which was
on hold by USA Customs Department and they are requesting for
clearance certificate which will be obtain from the origination of the
ATM VISA CARD before it will be released from the Customs to the
delivery agent to complete the delivery.
After the phone call we made on your behalf to the USA Customs
Authority and the Government of BENIN Republic.It was resolved that
the delivery of your card to your address must be complete within two
(2) working days upon your compliance to our directives; You should
send the sum of $180.00 USD to obtain the needed Ownership-clearance
certificate from BENIN REPUBLIC.The clearance charges which was
initially on the high price has been cut down by the US Embassy in
BENIN REPUBLIC considering the poor economic situations that made it
difficult for the middle class citizens to meet up with the clearance
of their entitlement.We will upon the confirmation of your clearing
charge assign our Diplomat Agent (Mr,Eric willima) to travel to USA
and collect your package and proceed with the delivery.Once you notify
us with the payment information and the needed Ownership-clearance
certificate from BENIN REPUBLIC, the USA Customs will release your ATM
VISA CARD to you and it will be delivered to you by the agent,
Note that you are expected to pay only $180.00 usd for
Ownership-clearance certificate and you are to pay it to BENIN
REPUBLIC as the origination of the package in favour of HOPE ALIVE
as our accountant officer in BENIN REPUBLIC Send the $180.00 usd
through RIA OR WORLD REMIT once you receive this mail with the
information below
for immediate release of your package,
Receivers Name:====PAUL OLIVER,
Country:=======BENIN REPUBLIC
CITY: COTONOU
Amount:===========$180.00usd
MTCN:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
SENDER NAME::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Once you send the money to BENIN REPUBLIC to this name , please try to
notify us with the MTCN so that we can contact HOPE ALIVE for easy
pick up and for immediate action on the release of your
Ownership-clearance certificate.Note that any unclaimed ATM VISA CARD
will be return to BENIN REPUBLIC Government after 2 days. So you are
urgently advised to comply with our directives so that the Customs
will release your card.
Thank You.
CONTRACT NUMBER:
Yours Sincerely.
Email; atmmastercardoffice2002@aol.com
Mr. ASA H. Shulman
+22969268271
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service.
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