from: Ms Melissa Godbold <msmelissagodbold@aol.com>
date: Oct 27, 2020, 8:13 PM
subject: I am Ms Melissa Godbold the special agent FBI Oklahoma City USA
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Hello
This is to inform you that we received an email from UPS, Delivery company. Request to deliver a package from Africa as scam compensation,sum of $600,000 USD is due to you and UBA bank was given the responsibility to make the money available to you and they have issued an ATM card free to withdraw the sum, PIN is contained in the letter inside the package. To avoid deley they hand it over to our control so we apply the UPS company to deliver it to you but due to as instructed by Mr. president for delivery of such content according to the UPS Director.
We are on strict orders as given by United States President, Mr.Donald Trump to ensure that the United States Emergency Control Unit operates according to the regulations promoting containment of Coronavirus pandemic in the country. This is therefore to inform you we the Federal Bureau Investigation (FBI) that we have rejected delivery request submitted by the Emergency Control Unit 26th October 2020 for the following reasons
The United States government due to global pandemic case approved regulation that the delivery of such valuable content must obtained CDC license number which costs $100
And the details of the receiver, such as national ID card or driving license must be submitted to the department for thoroughly investigation to ensure that the receiver is a citizen of United States.
Note: This authority and strict order to maintain it was given to us by the United States President as the result of global pandemic cases.
You are warn to stop any further communication between you and Order people clamming to be with your fund because Africa have successfully submitted your conpensation fund to us right now .
We have all your information and address so failure to obey our instructions arrest will be submitted on your address within some couple of days. Thanks.
THANKS FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION
Ms Melissa R Godbold ,
Oklahoma City USA
Anti-
Terrorist and Monetary Crimes Division Fbi Headquarters In Oklahoma City Federal Bureau Of Investigation Mr Christopher A. Wray,
Building 3301 western memorial Road
Oklahoma City Ok.
Website:
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msmelissagodbold@aol.com
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