from: Mr Steven Morgan <woidnite@yahoo.com>
reply-to: diplomatharryrobert@gmail.com
date: Oct 11, 2020, 12:55 PM
subject: CONTACT UNITED NATION USA OVER YOUR $2,800,000.00 +1(715) 368-6437
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CONTACT UNITED NATION USA OVER YOUR $2,800,000.00 +1(715) 368-6437
I am Diplomat Steven Morgan; United Nation Diplomat Agent in charge for your delivery. I have been trying to reach you in couples hrs just to inform you about my successful arrival Dulles International Airport Washington, DC USA, with your Fund containing USD$2,800,000.00 (Two million Eight hundred thousand Dollars) which I have been instructed by United Nation the compensation award committee to be delivered to you but Airport authority demanded for all the legal back up papers to prove to them that the fund is no way related with drug nor fraud money, but the only thing that is still keeping me here is the International Delivery Permit certificate which is not placed on the fund and you are tp pay it which cost $100.
Your are to comply urgent and text me +1(715) 368-6437 so that i can provide you the information to send the fee of $100 for International Delivery Permit that is the last and finally payment contact united nation Diplomat Agent Steven Morgan;
Mr Steven Morgan
United Nation Diplomat Agent
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
+1(715) 368-6437
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