from: jgerald906@yahoo.com
date: Jan 17, 2020, 9:57 PM
subject: Attention to the legitimate beneficiary Urgent Reply Today.
Attention to the legitimate beneficiary,
In receipt of your email well acknowledge as per your email received regarding to your consignment package box worth the sum of total $4.5M USD delivery to your possession as the legitimate beneficiary is here with me in the Airport US as I as need to hear from you urgent today for the further procedure okay.
Now you have to reconfirm your delivery information such as:
your home address.....
Telephone number .....
You country and city .....
ID card copier.....
So, that I will through with the us customs immediately after you have reconfirm your delivery address and proceed my delivery to your destination home address as required from you in reply to this email today to serve you better okay.
Thank you and have a nice day as I look forward for your response as urgent as you receive this email today final.
Yours Faithful,
Mr. Johnson Gerald ALTA Online Management Team. diplomatic agent All rights reserved.?1995-20017 ALTA COURIER COMPANY. Email:(jgerald906@yahoo.com) Phone +1229 2589471.
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