from: Officer in duty <whiteterry274@gmail.com>
reply-to: wdiplomaticmark@gmail.com
date: May 5, 2021, 9:24 AM
subject: Your Total Money to received Through CASHIER CHECK is $1,250,000 USA Dollars!
mailed-by: gmail.com
U.S. Customs and Border Protection -
New York/Newark Service Port
3.7 (3) · Federal government office
Elizabeth, NJ, United States
Your Total Money to received Through CASHIER CHECK is $1,250,000 USA Dollars!
Attention Beneficiary
How are you today? A Lady called {William Kathryn } contacted This
Office Today to Claim your Fund the sum of $$1,250,000 USD in this
U.S. Customs, she stated that she is your younger Sister, she told us
that you have given her permission to Claim Your CASHIER CHECK so she
can takes care of you because you have an accident, and here is the
address she provided to us, Address: 380 mudge road Boyce
Louisiana 72409,Usa.
We would like to know and to confirm if you are the one that gave her
the power of claim, if yes, kindly provide a letter of claim from a
chief judge or from a reputable attorney in your country before This
Office can release your CASHIER CHECK worth $$1,250,000 to her, if no,
you are to quickly inform this office to avoid wrongful Delivery And
she even say that she will pay for the needed fees of $50 usd, so we
can go ahead and release your funds to her, update us as soon as
possible okay.
We can not fail you,we promise you, don't fear as soon as you sent the
$50.00 today please leave the rest to us and see if we lie to you or not
because we can not use my life swear because of $50.00 Google play card?
How can i swear against my life because of this FUND,but is to show
you that am telling you the truth so please try to understand us by
sending this $50.00 is not big amount to compare the amount you have to
receive okay
This is to inform you that your CASHIER CHECK of $1,250,000 USA
Dollars is now ready to delivering to your next of kin home address if
we can't hear from you after 3days, you are to pay $50.00 Google play
card for Security Keeping Fee of your CASHIER CHECK Note, you have
only 72 hours to pay the fee or your fund will be delivered to your
next of kin. Get Back to us as soon as you receive this mail for
urgent proceeding.
We advice you to stop all the communications with everyone regarding
your Cashier Check as we have short listed to deliver to you and now
urge you to comply and receive your Cashier Check.
Thanks for your understanding as you follow instructions while I wait
to hear from you today.
Yours in Services
Officer in duty
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