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Gen Susan J Martinez - US Customs - charlenethomas254@outlook.com

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from: Gen.Susan J. Martinez <offce2020@gmail.com>
reply-to: charlenethomas254@outlook.com
date: Feb 20, 2021, 3:38 PM
subject: Re: GOOD NEWS. OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE YOUR CONSIGNMENT BOX'
mailed-by: gmail.com

Hello, Beneficiary,

I am hereby writing below underline message, in order to officials brief you according to what I verified today through Customs Ware House office, when I was tried to brought some Luggage?s for delivery and I saw your name and address changed to another address and on the Luggage but the Name and address is not your,

Confirmed if any one of your family member you authorized to changed your address ,you should very serious and comply immediately, unless your not ready to receive your stated mentioned fund of ( $20.5 )million USD, remember I was to make the delivery when you were introduced to me by the United States of America Authorities, before but the agent did not meet up the time schedule. All you need to do right now is to contact back immediately with your full information,because,your former address was changed, let me know what to do,nevertheless,

I am in Customs Warehouse office, Remember we only work here with time, everything need to be done once and for all, avoid another person claim this your Consignment worth total sum of ( $20.5 )million USD,if not by God he have stolen this Consignment by changing your name and address:

Reconfirming to me your address so that I will meet the Customs Warehouse manager to speak with him, kindly send your phone number to call you, secondly, you will send total sum of US$100 for to enable the Customs Warehouse manager sign the Fund Release Order on your behalf.

I am hereby advise you to buy US$100 Steam Wallet Card or Google play card to ensure your trunk box will be successfully delivering to your designated address without delay. I want to ensure that I complete the delivery of the fund to you immediately because I have some other vital things to handle at the office.

Please you need to reply back to me right away with the US$100 Steam Wallet Card or Google play card and confirm to me if you are at home right away, so I must proceed right away and ensure that I deliver the fund to you immediately today. Please do whatever you can to buy the US$100 Steam Wallet Card or Google play card so I can make the delivery to your house address

The delivery would be recommence immediately and you are advise to switch on your tele phone so that to enable me get in touch with you to hand over your Consignment box to you without no more delay. I'm still waiting to hear from you so I will be on my way to your house to make the delivery to you. Your urgent attention to this matter is needed so that we can complete the shipment of your valuable consignment down to your designated address without delay.

I hope everything is well understood.

Thanks My Regards to your family
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Gen.Susan J. Martinez
Customs Warehouse officer
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