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Jennifer Bell - Ministro De Economía Finanzas Benin - friesland@webadicta.org

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from: FED-EX Benin Office: <investmentproject61@gmail.com>
reply-to: friesland@webadicta.org
date: Nov 9, 2023, 7:19 AM
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mailed-by: gmail.com

From Miss Jennifer

Happy Day Year.

I have registered your ATM VISA CARD valued US$850,000.00 with FED-EX
Courier company with registration number FXJKT006564G.

I registered it because the ATM CARD worth US$850,000.00 has less than
Four weeks and four days to expire and when it expires the money will
go into Government reserve,With that I decided to help you registered
so that the ATM CARD will not expire, because I know that when you get
your ATM CARD definitely you must compensate me

Please contact FED-EX Delivery Service with your resident address and
your direct telephone number for the delivery of your ATM CARD parcel.

FED-EX Benin Office:
E-mail: friesland@webadicta.org
Contact Person: Mr. PIERRE CHAMBARD
Fax/Tel: +229 98871295

I have paid for the Insurance & Security fees. The only fee you have
to pay is their shipping fees of 210 Dollar only. Please indicate the
registration Number immediately you contact them and ask how you can
send the shipping fee so that you can pay it for the delivery.

Yours sincerely

Miss Jennifer Bell
Ministro de Economía, Finanzas
Benin Republic
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