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Timothy Edward - United Nations - timothyedward368@gmail.com

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from: Timothy Edward <timothyedward368@gmail.com>
reply-to: timothyedward368@gmail.com
date: Jul 19, 2021, 4:06 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com

I am Mr Timothy Edward The United Nations special Agent and I am
writing to inform you about your consignment box worth $25,500,000.00
United States dollars which was brought by the United State Embassy in
Benin Republic to the United Nations Washington DC.
You are receiving This Text from Me Because your Number was Attach to
The Box And, I am the Person in charge to deliver the consignment box
to your Humble Home Address That is Why i texted you to Bring to your
Notice. I want you to know that Every Arrangement for The delivery of
Your consignment box Has Been Made.

Reconfirm The Following Information........
Name___
Home address____
Country ___
city_____
Nearest Airport___
Cell phone number___

Thanks For Your Understanding, Await for your Urgent Respond.
mail me back
Best regard
Timothy Edward
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